Casters for vertical Mini Jubilee 2536A cab?
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Sorry I am of no help here.
I have normally gone to a home improvement store and just grabbed some caster’s that I remove the feet, and screw the caster’s on.
Cheers
I have normally gone to a home improvement store and just grabbed some caster’s that I remove the feet, and screw the caster’s on.
Cheers
Gene Ballzz
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I'd likely go with the very cool, removeable Mesa Boogie units, while leaving (possible re-positioning required) the feet in place. Not cheap, but very nice! Wheel locks on the casters may seem like a good idea, until they get easily damaged, and then they are quite simply a P.I.T.A. !
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If it's the same type of cab as Studio Vintage SV212 then casters with standard M10 threads should fit. I have that on my SV212.
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That cab has the caster sockets already right?.If so I would get the proper casters from Marshall designed for your sockets.
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Yup, I’ve got Marshall casters on my studio cabs.
They cost more but install easily with no bs if that’s what you’re after.
On cheaper cabs I’d head to the hardware store for sure.
The thing I found with the home center or hardware store casters are that they don't swivel for shit after a while. You go to roll the cab and it wants to head off in the other direction. That and they aren't that cheap.
If anyone is going to "caster " an old cab I highly recommend the Ernie Ball or Peavey pop out casters over the hardware store variety by a country mile.
The pop outs are under $30 for a set of 4 with all the hardware included.
You'd spend that for decent hardware store casters and the hardware to mount them, and they are not even close to the pop outs quality wise...that and you can remove the E.B's or Peaveys in like 2 seconds.
I have an old 70s Randall 4x12 with the hardware store casters on it and everytime I move it I want to cut it into little pieces because of them fucking casters. Trust me. Get the good ones.
If anyone is going to "caster " an old cab I highly recommend the Ernie Ball or Peavey pop out casters over the hardware store variety by a country mile.
The pop outs are under $30 for a set of 4 with all the hardware included.
You'd spend that for decent hardware store casters and the hardware to mount them, and they are not even close to the pop outs quality wise...that and you can remove the E.B's or Peaveys in like 2 seconds.
I have an old 70s Randall 4x12 with the hardware store casters on it and everytime I move it I want to cut it into little pieces because of them fucking casters. Trust me. Get the good ones.
Can't beat that.
