I need road cases for my Matchless amps...

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Re: I need road cases for my Matchless amps...

A case like that usually sells for around $375, so it's a good deal. The big issue is size and weight, because ATA cases make it a monster to lift. Another thing you might look into these lightweight www.gatorcases.com They're easier to move, and offer plenty of protection.
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Thanks! How about Tuki covers? Are those purchased from the maker or are they available at discount from online dealers? You're right about the weight of a road case...now that I'm thinking twice about it, I don't really want to deal with that since I'll be moving my own gear. Thanks again!
 
Re: I need road cases for my Matchless amps...

If you decide against a flight case ,check these guys out for a great cover.They made mine and can add things like pockets or what ever.I really like mine.
 
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Lewguitar said:
Thanks! How about Tuki covers? Are those purchased from the maker or are they available at discount from online dealers? You're right about the weight of a road case...now that I'm thinking twice about it, I don't really want to deal with that since I'll be moving my own gear. Thanks again!

I use Tuki padded covers, and I think they only sell direct, but I could be wrong.
In your case, the Matchless doesn't have wheels, and installing some will deface the bottom of the amp. I think a Gator padded case with wheels or the luggage dolly would be a good way to go. You simply pull the amp out to use it, and the soft material won't chew up the vinyl. I'm always nervous when I put an ATA case over an amp, trying hard not to smack the amp with the aluminum edge.

I'm actually selling the ATA case for my Bogner 2-12 tomorrow. It's totally ridiculous to have all that extra size and weight. I can't even lift it. With the Tuki, I can lift it with one hand! I even have an ATA case for my head, but find myself only using the Tuki padded head cover.
 
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