Originally Posted by Chuck Crowe
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't most of the weight come from the speaker magnets, the heat sinks, and the chassis? I thought the more power a speaker can handle the bigger the magnet (therefore heavier). At least that is what I think I've observed over the years.

Buy a fold-up hand-truck/dolly...
Actually tube amp heads are generally pretty damn heavy. Especially if they have a lot of tubes. I never could figure out why, they're mostly glass and air. But the casings in a good tube amp are solid metal to reduce vibration that can kill tubes dead.

I know my Groove Tubes head is probably a good 40 lbs at least. Without the cab, the cab itself is really light, maybe 5 or 10 lbs.

A good foldup dolly is great. They're about $150 for a good one.

Jody

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