Marshall Amp Casters

[120.5 lb] I needed a touring road case to protect my Marshall DSL100H amp head. The newer DSL100H's are larger (about 1 deeper) than the first generation (called JCM2000 DSL100), and my case for my older DSL wouldn't fit my new one. I looked at several of the custom case manufacturers making me a custom case for this sized amp, but the cost of them doing that was way more than the cost of this production line case. And this case rivals the quality of my other custom cases.This case is rock solid. I've had it for a few weeks and it's been protecting my amp on the road from Memphis to Los Angeles and back. The great thing about this case is that it comes with high-density foam blocks of different sizes so that it can be adapted to pretty much any size amp head that will fit on a standard 412 guitar cabinet. I should have bought one of these years ago. It's a large sized road case and is sturdy, so it also weighs accordingly. I will be buying another one soon for one of my other Marshall head that I've been carrying as a backup amp.

[Yes] I've always bought Marshall for all my amplification needs (I have a 40 year old guitar amp) and this didn't disappoint and a carries on the great Marshall heritage and story. Build and sound quality is as you would expect from a company that has over 50 years of amplification technology behind it

[0.5 A] telefunken ecc 83 brought out the best sound from this marshall dsl5c. low noise and cleanest sound i ever had from this amp. huge difference in the tone quality after I swaped in the tele funkens. though its a bit pricey compared to other brands, I beleiv its well worth the money if you are into precision quality tone from your amp

I needed a touring road case to protect my Marshall DSL100H amp head. The newer DSL100H's are larger (about 1 deeper) than the first generation (called JCM2000 DSL100), and my case for my older DSL wouldn't fit my new one. I looked at several of the custom case manufacturers making me a custom case for this sized amp, but the cost of them doing that was way more than the cost of this production line case. And this case rivals the quality of my other custom cases.This case is rock solid. I've had it for a few weeks and it's been protecting my amp on the road from Memphis to Los Angeles and back. The great thing about this case is that it comes with high-density foam blocks of different sizes so that it can be adapted to pretty much any size amp head that will fit on a standard 412 guitar cabinet. I should have bought one of these years ago. It's a large sized road case and is sturdy, so it also weighs accordingly. I will be buying another one soon for one of my other Marshall head that I've been carrying as a backup amp.

[USB-C] I like my Marshall.

[Steel] Sturdy build. Very handy, 2 locking casters, Casters a big enough to roll out into the yard, to take my tools outdoors. Very handy. Everyone need one of these for the garage or even yardwork, fence & gate repairs, laundry room products, all sorts of uses

[Yes] Bought two sets for my Manfrotto boom stands. Casters are heavy, but solid. Manfrotto stands have a pre-drilled hole for the caster plastic tabs which have a slightly raised bump that fits in the hole to prevent the casters from twisting on the 22 mm tubing. The casters are attached with M6-1.00 metric screws with a flat-head. I replaced these with some hex screws for quicker installation & removal on location. Thumb screws would probably protrude too far and interfere with caster rotation. The 100mm (3.93) caster wheels make moving stands much easier, although they add significant height to your stands. The locking feature is nice too. Overall, great product.

[2.75 lb] I needed casters so I could move my Manfrotto boom around my studio easier. I ordered the Manfrotto Casters, put them on my Manfrotto boomstand and it worked. Thanks, Good Job!

[2-Way] Marshall never disappoint This speaker is just spectacular Well done Marshall

[AAC, LC3, SBC] Not disappointed, bought marshall products b4 and there always better than fender