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#402533 - 05/17/15 09:04 PM Carrying your gear
Stein67 Offline
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How do you get your keyboard stands, mic stands, bag of cables etc., around from car/van to gig? I'm thinking of getting one of the small foldable trolleys just to make things a bit easier instead of doing multiple runs.

Anyone else use one of these or do you just carry them separately.

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#402534 - 05/17/15 09:54 PM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Stein67]
PraiseTheLord Offline
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Registered: 08/24/04
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Rock n Roller. Do a search, there are lots of discussions on it here. I couldn't do what I do without it!
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#402535 - 05/17/15 10:11 PM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Stein67]
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#402538 - 05/18/15 06:10 AM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Stein67]
Bill Lewis Offline
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rock n Roller for sure and I use a military style HD bag for seat and stands
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#402539 - 05/18/15 06:40 AM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Stein67]
rosetree
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Edited by rosetree (05/18/15 06:55 AM)
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#402540 - 05/18/15 07:21 AM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Bill Lewis]
Bill Lewis Offline
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Just found this on Ebay. A Rock n Roller and bag like this should do it for all your gear. Its a 40" bag with wheels. Good for seat, mic stands, etc. Just put in duffle bags and you'll get a lot of choices.


http://www.ebay.com/itm/251753422193?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT


Edited by Bill Lewis (05/18/15 07:22 AM)
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#402541 - 05/18/15 07:22 AM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Stein67]
Dnj Offline
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Gruvgear been out a while also... nice kart but so expensive compared to Rock-n-Roller.....
no gigging musician should be without a R&R kart.....


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Edited by Dnj (05/18/15 07:29 AM)
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#402542 - 05/18/15 08:00 AM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: Stein67]
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My modified R-10 Rock And Roller cart.

Gary cool
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#402545 - 05/18/15 09:46 AM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: travlin'easy]
hammer Online content
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Registered: 01/27/08
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Loc: Texas
I Could not get by without the Rock N Roller Cart.

Deane


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#402547 - 05/18/15 01:48 PM Re: Carrying your gear [Re: hammer]
PraiseTheLord Offline
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Loc: N Fort Myers, FL, USA
Here's my video of loading the Rock n Roller

http://www.synthzone.com/forum/ubbthread...etup#Post378852
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