Why didn't I buy a Rock -N- Roller Multi Cart Years Ago??

[The Kid]

This thing is incredible. I hate taking more than one trip in to a gig, and now I can get my full PA loaded in one trip. Yorkville NX720s 15" Powered sub, Three QSC K10's, suitcase with small mixer, cables, pedal board, and mics. I could even fit more if needed. I snagged an RT12 for $170 shipped with a 15%off coupon last month.

 

[S. S. Bender]

Those carts are great. Like you, I also hate making multiple trips from the vehicle into the gig.

 

[blobe]

To answer your question op
cause you thought you were a rocker, and this is a grandma cart.
Eventually, years went by and you now submit to the ease of use, rather than to the rocker antics.

 

[Able Grip]

I would not buy one because of their terrible videos.

 

[coltonius]

So.. It's an expandable hand truck with a clever name? Been using one for years.

 

[dlguitar64]

These things are fantastic. Just got the smallest one for $69 from amazon and it is perfect
for an amp 2 or 3 guitars and pedalboard.

 

[Blues Lyne]

To answer your question op
cause you thought you were a rocker, and this is a grandma cart.
Eventually, years went by and you now submit to the ease of use, rather than to the rocker antics.

But, it says Rock n Roller right on it!

I love mine. Light weight, compact and sturdy.

 

[Igotsoul4u]

just don't ever buy a jamstand. looks like it is not much different then the rock n roller but the quality is so low. My release cable snapped the 3rd time I used it.

 

[Floyd Eye]

To load 2 guitar rigs, a bass rig, a PA rig and drums into or out of a venue will take more than one trip no matter what you use. And ALL my heavy stuff has wheels on it already.

 

[Rockerduck]

I've used various ones for 30 yrs., the Rock n roller is the lightest I've had.

 

[Meriphew]

I've used one of those carts (don't know if it's the Rock n Roll brand or not - mine's red) with the inflatable tires for years. I can't imagine gigging without it.

 

[The Kid]

I loved mine, till one day the tires died, no matter what I do they won't air up. Now I haul my portable fire-pit on it, its still going strong (I just have to fight the flappy tires, lol).

You can purchase replacement foam filled "puncture proof tires" now.

 

[The Kid]

To load 2 guitar rigs, a bass rig, a PA rig and drums into or out of a venue will take more than one trip no matter what you use. And ALL my heavy stuff has wheels on it already.

Cool!

I don't haul anywhere near the amount of gear you do though. I mainly just play little acoustic gigs.

 

[Able Grip]

Cool!

I don't haul anywhere near the amount of gear you do though. I mainly just play little acoustic gigs.

This will be perfect for you then:

 

[racecarracecar]

Lazy people will try to get out of work any way they can.

 

[Able Grip]

If you want to know the easiest way to do a job, ask a lazy man.

 

[UnderTheGroove]

Lazy people will try to get out of work any way they can.

My motto is "work smarter, not harder!"

I've been using one of these for years. Makes load in and load out much easier.

 

[Blues Lyne]

My motto is "work smarter, not harder!"

I've been using one of these for years. Makes load in and load out much easier.

I'm sure racecarracecar walks to gigs, making multiple trips from home, carrying his gear.

 

[The Kid]

Lazy people will try to get out of work any way they can.

Oh racecarracecar, you strong, independent women are all the same... I'm assuming you walk to your gigs whilst carrying all of your gear. You probably won't even let a gentleman open a door for you.

edit: Blueslyne beat me to it!

 

[dachshund]

Lazy people will try to get out of work any way they can.

I don't think this means what you think it means