Our friends at World of Stereo have a clever idea for DJ and Music dealers with walk-by traffic. Maher Martha, manager of the Petaluma branch, places a complete setup on a RocknRoller cart and rolls it out onto the sidewalk next to his sandwich board sign. This allows him to easily move a complete, pre-wired outfit in and out, while the customer can see how the optional shelf kits provide added versatility. - This is a serious DJ retailer, with brands like Denon, Mackie, Numark, American Audio, Pioneer, Leprecon and, of course, RocknRoller.
This is a band director’s dream come true. Look at those big fat air-filled tires that won’t sink in the mud like small metal wheels. These are all-terrain tires that make small work of a rough surface like grass and gravel. - Two tall side rails and an expandable platform brings a mountain of music gear from the band room to the field. Aftr the performance, you can fold this unit into a space small enough to fit under the bus or neatly away in the trunk of your car! - (Special thanks to McKendree U. and to the Petaluma High School music department for letting us use this image.) - Count how many instruments are on this cart and estimate how many trips it would take you to haul this much gear to the field on any other “normal” cart. - Outstanding!
Outside Tall Toad music store in downtown Petaluma, we find a RocknRoller holding a whole band’s worth of gear, including a Gibson Explorer, Hofner Beatle bass, Yamaha keyboard, old Fender PA, Line 6 amp, Peavey amp, Reunion Blues cymbal bag, couple o’ drums, bongos, monitor mixer, Martin D-28 and look at that KILLER tan 70s Kustom rolled & pleated amp head.
A roadie's dream come true.
These guys are all atwitter over the fact that the band’s gear fits on one cart, which fits on their tiny little elevators, making what used to be multiple trips only one. Click HERE for a closer look.
