http://voicecouncil.com/review-the-rock-n-roller/ Practical insight for today's emerging vocalists Tue, 22 May 2012 22:23:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://voicecouncil.com/review-the-rock-n-roller/#comment-499 Mark Levin Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:29:55 +0000 http://voicecouncil.com/?p=3333#comment-499 I have the smallest of these carts and use it for all my gigs. I'm a solo keyboardist "one-man-band" so I put everything on it except the keyboard itself. I probably could do that too if I were to put it on top of handles but since the keyboard is in a case with wheels, I just roll it along. The Rock n Roller holds my amp, my large box of supplies, my mic stands, my keyboard seat, my music stand. The one I use use has solid rubber wheels so no chance of a blowout and while I've never had any squeaking, I imagine a small about of axle grease or light oil would take care of that. The owners manual suggests that. The smallest cart fits up into almost nothing and expands to all I need. A drummer or large band would certainly need the bigger models. I have the smallest of these carts and use it for all my gigs. I'm a solo keyboardist “one-man-band” so I put everything on it except the keyboard itself. I probably could do that too if I were to put it on top of handles but since the keyboard is in a case with wheels, I just roll it along. The Rock n Roller holds my amp, my large box of supplies, my mic stands, my keyboard seat, my music stand. The one I use use has solid rubber wheels so no chance of a blowout and while I've never had any squeaking, I imagine a small about of axle grease or light oil would take care of that. The owners manual suggests that. The smallest cart fits up into almost nothing and expands to all I need. A drummer or large band would certainly need the bigger models.

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