--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, TJ <daytona@v...> wrote:
air-freight by my company. The cases were secured shut with straps,
and were "palletized" along with tons of other audio gear.
No problems-- although if I were traveling "solo" and used shipping
services, I would want to put the SKBs inside some padded road case
or trunk. As they stand, the SKBs provide no shock absorbtion at all.
For self-transport, they're great.
I only wish I had had Stooge Larry's custom SKB backs at the time,
since my modules were literally swinging in the wind out at the
theme park site. These are a "must" if you use SKB cases, IMHO.
-Russell
>I took three SKB cases-full to Japan awhile back. They were shipped
> > Now there has to be somebody other than Robert who
> > moves his MOTM around... anybody??
air-freight by my company. The cases were secured shut with straps,
and were "palletized" along with tons of other audio gear.
No problems-- although if I were traveling "solo" and used shipping
services, I would want to put the SKBs inside some padded road case
or trunk. As they stand, the SKBs provide no shock absorbtion at all.
For self-transport, they're great.
I only wish I had had Stooge Larry's custom SKB backs at the time,
since my modules were literally swinging in the wind out at the
theme park site. These are a "must" if you use SKB cases, IMHO.
-Russell