Weight? Is it convenient to transport for frequent rehearsals or gigs?
239978
It isn't the most convenient to carry because it doesn't fold up very much. I pack mine in a suitcase. I didn't buy it for transportability. I bought it to use for outdoor gigs where wind can blow over the lightweight ones. I also bought it because it lays back flat and doubles as a table. It does what I wanted it to do and is a quality piece.
239979
I am not sure I would want to move around. It is heavier than I would like for that. However it is a really nice stand! I am happy with it BUT it stays in one room.
239980
It's not very heavy and you can collapse it down to a smaller size, it's feather weight compared to my old stand.
1532654
Yes, it is very light...you could carry several around without getting bogged down.
1196282
It's not to heavy but it is a little bit bulky. I guess it's about how much room you got in you're vehicle .
485550
I love the cage. I feel it to bulky to be moved around. I don't think it would be easy for transport. I have a small one for that.
1620056
I didn't use it for commuting on a regular basis but used it while biking on vacation. It is very small and not really heavy duty. But if you're just carrying some light stuff, should be good.
1602771
My opinion is of weight capacity is excess to 300 lbs. They are extremely sound. I have a few big friends and there is never a issue.
1467159
Well, overhead it would be fine...it's a rigid/strong guitar, but the bag isn't that thick. I think it would be ok getting jostled and tossed but throw a big hard suitcase on it and I think it's goodbye little Martin! Like that other person said, bubble wrap it and it may be good to go.
1809633
It probably wouldn't be easy to transport for your purposes. It's not all that heavy, but it would be a pain to move it in and out of your car that often. It's a little bit too big for that to be convenient.
2262259
yes it should be easy for transporting a child. I was taken around wash. DC through exhibits and I weigh 176. It has small wheels and is light weight but it would be better for a child than it was me.
2071138
I think I'd invest in a case made for airplane travel (plastic formed). This case is great for gigging and such, but I'd be concerned for airline travel, as the wood bracing the case would not hold up well under being thrown around, or being on the bottom of a stack of luggage.
2093442
This case was brought to transport the keyboard for short distance gigs. We have an anvil case for long hauls. Its a gig bag. Light weight with wheels. I do not that I would use it for airplane flight.
726650
Yes. I use it for dj gigs and I am always moving it. The worst thing that has happened is a wheel came loose but that may have been me not putting it on tight enough in the first place
1338609
I mean there are no big parts or heavy machine attached so u can transport it on your travels!! I don't think walking around with it if u have sore muscles would be something I would do and besides uncomfortable!!
1799342
I am small and it would be very cumbersome for me! It weighs 41 lbs. and you probably saw the dimensions 52-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 13-13/16". My husband and I agree "cumbersome" is a very good word for what it would be to carry! We're used to hauling amps and guitars back and forth but not so much with keyboards.
381698
I would not check a guitar in this case, but would be fine if you could carry on. Good case for local transport.
184673
i would look into flight cases, by j winter or roadie cases especially if i had a pro sax. the roadie cases got tons of room and it's on wheels and locks.
137633
25 lbs. It's a one hand carry. And the built in amp is all you need for most house gigs. I like mine .