I see you dont have the cart fully extended and the bass and tom fit nice and tight. Im going to try to reorganize mine, i fully extend it and use a single bungie over the top. I love my rocknroller. is it just me or do you sometimes fold the wrong arm first on the cart? I can never remember which one folds down first and feel stupid when i guess on the wrong one.
Good lord how would I get that, when loaded, up out of my basement, down the back steps, and lift it into my car. That's like the total opposite of what I would be able to handle. I'm glad it works for you, though.I used this case for a couple decades, repaired a bunch of times. You could fit all 3 toms, snare, stool top and stickbag, small mixer, yada. They're on ebay under tuffbox drum case.
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I carry my drums in cases (or bags) in that same configuration. My drums don't leave the house unless they are in a bag, at a minimum. I use a case for my hardware though. I've always been concerned about the lifespan of a soft bag for hardware....just too many things that could break over time; straps, zippers, rips, etc.I have a set of Grestch Catalina’s in a set of bags that I use for gigs where I have to hand carry my drums. For my other kits I prefer hard cases. They stack well on my roc-n-roller cart. They’re easier to get the drums in and out. I suppose architecture might be different in different places, but here in California, I can almost always roll my drums in on a cart. I don’t even take the cases off the cart when setting up. I have my hardware in a bag on a two wheel dolly. I usually make two trips, but I can do it in one in a pinch.
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I have one and they work well, I no longer use it but I could get my floor, rack and snare in it without any problem, the tom mount and floor tom legs fit easily into the side pocket. Works well and can be pulled up and lowered down stairs too.
more trouble than it's worth plus. In the odd event a screw or nut loosens before or after a gig, a bag or case will catch it. rather than losing it in the grass or sidewalk somewhereI could easily use blankets
You know a true drummer when you see the above,Bags and a few cases. I didn't have them for a while and it was pins and needles carrying them back then.
I got totalled on the interstate with my hardware only in the Equinox. Glad there weren't any un-bagged drums in the car because the finishes woulda been damaged.
You know a true drummer when you see the above,
His car got totaled, he probably got hurt (maybe not too badly but still), and the only think he cared about was that the drums were ok....