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

Works great. Can't beat the price. Easy to install if you know what is involved with installing caster wheels to a speaker cabinet.

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

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 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.

Finally...put casters on my Orange PPC412 cabinet. This thing weighs something like 120lbs and has 2 slats on the bottom for some sort of 'acoustic coupling' junk that Orange promotes as being a thing. Reality is that they probably found the wood slats to be cheaper than pop in casters which would be a bonus-add to something like this.For probably a decade, I've dealt with this cab being without casters, but as I never took it out of my house it was only a bear when it came time to spray for bugs, clean the carpet, or rearrange. I got over this whole thought of 'keeping it clean/perfect for resale value' and just took on the sin of putting on casters because plenty of logical reasons.Enter these. Allows for a best-of-both-worlds approach in that I could pop these out and it'd sit on the slats for that 'acoustic coupling' junk; so even if...it's there. Casters pop in, the cab rolls around. Win-win.I bought a giant drill bit, measured something like 32 times per caster to make sure I had the right spot, then did the main hole, fit the cup end through the hole, then used a smaller drill bit to put in the pilot holes for he mounting screws. Also pulled the speaker out beforehand so I could clean up easier afterwards. Ended up spending probably 1-2 hours looking up a wiring diagram; because Orange does it their own way compared to everyone else on the planet and I didn't take pictures beforehand because...everyone else on the planet does it a way that makes sense. Kind of like the wood slats, I guess.Anyhow, if you have an amp or speaker cabinet that is hard to move around, these will do the job for light use. I would NOT use these for jerking amps/cabinets across junk asphalt parking lots at most venues; these and any other caster will just fall apart or rip off at some point no matter how careful one may be. Get a cart...

Used these for my bands tour around the country and these wheels held up great in multiple terrain including rocky areas and asphalt. Would definitely recommend them for others to use.

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!