Marshall amp casters
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Rex_Rocker
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Re: Marshall amp casters
It requires "assembly", if you'd call it that. The casters are removable. They come in the box separate from the cab. You just screw them in and unscrew them whenever you feel like it. No biggie.
It requires "assembly", if you'd call it that. The casters are removable. They come in the box separate from the cab. You just screw them in and unscrew them whenever you feel like it. No biggie.
Rex_Rocker
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Re: Marshall amp casters
Well, you do have to flip the cab on its side to screw the casters in. I don't mean this in a bad way, but if you think you won't manage, well... let's just say removing/installing the casters is not the worst PITA about moving a 4x12.
Well, you do have to flip the cab on its side to screw the casters in. I don't mean this in a bad way, but if you think you won't manage, well... let's just say removing/installing the casters is not the worst PITA about moving a 4x12.
Open lane
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Re: Marshall amp casters
OK. True, I have a medical condition and cannot lift heavy things, so this is a concern of mine. But we have hard wood floors in our house, so I am hoping movigng stuff around will be easier with the wheels. We'll see.
Heaviest amp I ever owned was a carvin 2x12. That sucker was dead weight and I hated it. Hoping I'll be able to manage a half stack
OK. True, I have a medical condition and cannot lift heavy things, so this is a concern of mine. But we have hard wood floors in our house, so I am hoping movigng stuff around will be easier with the wheels. We'll see.
Heaviest amp I ever owned was a carvin 2x12. That sucker was dead weight and I hated it. Hoping I'll be able to manage a half stack
Rex_Rocker
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Re: Marshall amp casters
Sorry to hear about your condition. But yeah, it does take the cab being flipped to its side to screw the casters in. Honestly, I remember unboxing the new cab was more of a chore than installing the casters.
Sorry to hear about your condition. But yeah, it does take the cab being flipped to its side to screw the casters in. Honestly, I remember unboxing the new cab was more of a chore than installing the casters.
