dumb problem with micro head.

[JShogunE]

Glue? staples? duct tape?

 

[edencab]

The placement of the handles on these cabs makes that difficult but a good suggestion nonetheless
http://www.sweetwater.com/images/items/350/RS212.jpg

Bit more to the point it was the speaker cables I was referring to.

it'll work upside down as well

 

[gjbassist]

Little rubber, glue on feet from Walmart...

I don't think a little rubber will be much help, or even a big rubber for that matter. Proper punctuation is your friend!
As far as the feet go the BH250 already has them.

 

[gjbassist]

How is the bh250, I've been looking for a backup to my pf500, and this is the cheapest non carvin that I can find. Shipping to Canada increases the price significantly.

I can answer that. I've had my BH250 for a year now and I really like it. Sounds great. Easy to use EQ. Built in tuner and Tone Print are nice features. Gets plenty loud for a 250 watt amp.

 

[CJL]

Those black rubber bar mats work great - Amazon.com: New Star 48421 Rubber Bar Service Mat, 12-Inch by 18-Inch, Black: Kitchen Products: Kitchen & Dining

 

[markoc]

Put the amp on a piece of non-slip non-adhesive shelf liner cut to the size of the amp. Roll it up and stash it in the gig bag. It won't slip.

Edit: Mephisto got in there ahead of me. Same stuff probably.

I think I'll try this, but I do have a roll of duct tape in my gig bag if needed. Or,I could go Michael Anthony style and put a jug of Jack on it.

 

[Yorick]

Just checked what I use. It's a Stageworks anti-slip pedal mat.

 

[Sav'nBass]

When I had that problem I used to just use a bungee cord that I looped through the handles of my cab and over the head.. Those drawer liners work great too.. When I was going directly through my amp I also used to loop my cord through the handle on the cab to prevent me from pulling the head off the cab.