Dear David,
Yes, the design is predicated on putting the hole in a solid plastic
plate over the endpin of the bass, so you only need a secure hook to
double that function. You also need slightly longer elastic cord to
attach the straps up to the handle. All fairly straightforward.
Best wishes,
I saw those wheels in action on double basses. Love them and indeed
they are better than my skate board wheels. A hook on the theorbo case
would be enough? Great idea!
David
On 18 June 2012 17:55, David Van Edwards wrote:
> Dear Richard,
>
> Last year I put a small hook on Lynda Sayce's theorbo
Dear Richard,
Last year I put a small hook on Lynda Sayce's theorbo case to take
these wheels and it has been a great success.
http://www.kcstrings.com/bass-buggie It is much better than using
skateboard wheels and deals with rough ground easily. Can be taken on
and off as needed and is light
Years and years ago I put a pair of skate board wheels on my theorbo
case, and boy am I glad I did! TGV: theorbe a grande vitesse! What I
did was buy a (cheap) skateboard, change the supsension from a stiff
block of rubber intended to cushion a 10-year old to something softer
(I used layers of cut-
How about a pair of old fashioned clamp-on roller skates? Or rest it on a
skate board.
Leonard
On 6/17/12 12:12 PM, "richard brook" wrote:
>Hi netters
>
>I wonder if anyone has used clamp on wheels for dragging theorboes
>around campuses etc.
>LIke with luggage, though you could remove them.
