Ernie BallAmp Caster Set, Deluxe Pop-In Socket Mount (P06102)

Bought these for my fender rumble for those downtown gigs parking far away. Hated having to carry a dolly with me. This is going to work much better and can easily stack things now. Barely added any weight. They pop right out so your rig can stay the same size. Wheels are good quality and size, not noisy but I can see them possibly getting squeaky after years of use (probably just spray some wd40 though). Really nice heavy duty screws. Great value overall!

I adapted these casters to my 1960A Marshall cab using 2 inch round neoprene rubber washers and they work great. More practical and less expensive than the original caster wheels from Marshall.

Did the trick. Easy install on an old Marshall cab.

These are excellent casters; I have purchased three sets and put them on a combo, 412 cab and 410 bass cab. Smooth rolling casters; not noisy at all and very sturdy.

Perfect replacements for Marshall castors much better made too very heavy duty. I love the fact you can just push plug them in. Where is the Marshalls you have to screw in

I bought these casters to replace the rubber feet on a Peavey MC212 vertical 2x12 cabinet. The cab is fairly compact for a vertical 2x12, so the 2" diameter wheels seemed adequate. For wheel diameter, I wanted to go on the smaller side so that the cab would be less likely to fall over or roll away if bumped, but I think I went a little too small.First, the pros:Wheels roll smoothly and the casters swivel smoothly out of the box. A little marine grease should keep them in good working shape. Installation is quick and simple. Rated at 70 lbs per caster, the set will easily support most combo amps or even small cab/head setups like I use (my rig is well over 100 lbs with a rack head sitting on top of the cab). The small wheel diameter means your gear is less likely to roll away. Quality appears to be very good, except for the unsealed bearings (see below). The plate mount is nice as it minimizes the holes and destruction to your cabinet.Finally, the cons:The wheel diameter is probably too small for anything other than small/medium combo amps, and the wheels looked a little under 2" when I opened the package (or, at least, smaller than I expected). You might as well just carry your small combos. Also, the small wheels handle smooth surfaces just fine, but don't expect great performance on carpet or going over small ledges or bumps (i.e. door thresholds or cables/cords on stage). Also, the caster swivel bearings are not sealed (I'm not sure about the wheel bearings), so dirt and dust may take a toll on performance over time.In summary, this caster does its thing well, but I would only recommend it for small amps/cabs. For $20, it was a decent purchase, and since I don't move my gear a whole lot, I'm happy with the casters. However, if you have a medium or large size amp and can find other casters with a 3 or 3.5" wheel for around $5/ea, you'll be better off going that route.

I install these on to Marshall to 12 cabs and they work very well

These are great casterst, nice and solid. Actually, I couldn't believe the price, I bought one set for my Fender custom vibrolux reverb and an extra set for another amp. Also put a set on my Fender Twin Reverb. What's nice is the pull out feature. I remove them to load the amps, to keep them solid on the floor, take the amp out and pop them in to roll them in. Puts a little steeper angle on tilting the amps back but then you can put it a little closer to you on stage