There are some lightweight passive cabs. I can't tell by the sound but a matrix FR10 matches your specs
You know a Trolley works really well 
https://www.musiciansfriend.co…ns-gear-folding-hand-cart
I am pretty sure most are going to say the yamaha dxr is the best lightweight 
Ash
You know a Trolley works really well
https://www.musiciansfriend.co…ns-gear-folding-hand-cart
I am pretty sure most are going to say the yamaha dxr is the best lightweight
Ash
I literally won't say it Ash, even though I own two LoL... 
You know a Trolley works really well
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Doh! Looks like even the guitar center does not stock them any more
they were PERFECT
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Mu…and-Cart-1274319727577.gc
Easy fold up and go!
Maybe there is a similar one around
Ash
try the mission I/o
same weight as a fender Princeton
Display MoreDoh! Looks like even the guitar center does not stock them any more
they were PERFECT
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Mu…and-Cart-1274319727577.gc
Easy fold up and go!
Maybe there is a similar one around
Ash
since you are in the US, check Lowe’s and Home Depot- I bought a folding cart just like that at one of those stores a few years ago.
Thanks everyone! Just found the reply button.
I’m using a light aluminum hand truck which works well, thanks to your suggestions. The steps are the only hitch, as I still have to drag that heavy cab up and down. Oh well, much better now, at least.
Cheers.
I bought a lightweight ATOMIC CLR NEO , because I could no longer haul heavy cabs up and down stairs anymore. It sounds great and is very light
I bought a lightweight ATOMIC CLR NEO , because I could no longer haul heavy cabs up and down stairs anymore. It sounds great and is very light
I was going to suggest a Neo, but you beat me to it!
I don't have one though I just got a Xitone MBritt. It's 45lbs but I'm not sure if that's better or worse than what you're doing.
It's not huge, and at 61 y/o I'm having no issue up and down the stairs to practice.
How about the Line 6 Powercab (Plus) that has recently been announced?
One of its modes is an FRFR, and there are IRS, as well as speaker models as presets.
I’m a newbie to the digital realm, so I thought that having a fallback mechanism of something that sounds as a guitar cab would be helpful.
I hope this helps.
EDIT: failed to include the weight, 33 (Powercab), and 35 lbs (Powercab Plus).
