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Question does anyone use a foldable wagon to transport equipment

We have one of those that we use to carry p.a. gear. It’s great for what we use it for!

On the very rare occasion that I still need an amp, I just stack my gear on top of my cab that has casters, throw a gig bag over my back and roll it down the sidewalk. Job done…end of story.

No pavement? I’m going ampless, period.

The RnR cart is perfect for a weekly gig where about 50% of the 100-yard loadin is paved in uneven bricks.

Another room we played monthly had a 50 yard stretch of loose gravel where I pulled a collapsible 2-wheeler with much larger wheels. Took a couple loads, but no biggie.

Ampless isn't really an option in our world. Most venues we play that provide FOH support have small 12" 2-way mains and sometimes-smaller monitors. The couple that have more substantial, pro-level sound have absentee or often incompetent sound techs. When we provide PA, it's strictly vocals/kick to keep it simple.
 

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