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Request (Berg NV610)

Someone will....if they don't do it B4 Monday I'll do one over the W/end & post it on Monday.
Basically it's either black tolex(2nd run) or black rat fur(1st run) With 2 casters built in to bottom rear, A one hand space handle in top center, & a panel 2/3 way up with 2 jacks(1st run-2nd MAY have speakon???) Model No. Serial No. Wattage-750wRMS written on it along w/ Bergantino Audio systems! Flash!!! ;-)
 
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Thanks for the pics! Too bad it doesn't have rear skid reals like f.e. the Aguilar DB810. The cabinet seems well built. Is it something you can get in and out of your car alone or do you need help?

Ciao,

KN

Your asking the wrong person - I have never moved it in or out of a car in that state. I keep mine in a flight case, which is not easy to get in and out of a trailer or pickup truck alone. ;)
 
It's easy by myself to tilt and slide into the back of my mini-van. I can't carry it up a flight of stairs though, for some reason it's a little awkward for me to lift by myself. The guys in my band will help in that situation, because they love the way it sounds (as do I!)
 
...Is it something you can get in and out of your car alone or do you need help?

I have the NV215, which is the same size, and I am able to fit it into the back seat of a mid-sized 4-door sedan. Here's a little trick that helps: I keep an old blanket/comforter in the car, and when I need to load the cab, I drape the blanket over the cab while it's still standing next to the car. Then, when I slide the cab into the back seat, the blanket slides across the seats very smoothly and prevents the cab's metal corners from tearing up the upholstery.

If it's the weight you are concerned about, it's hard to say, since strength (and back condition!) varies so much from person to person. It's certainly not a problem for me, but I'm pretty strong, and still (luckily) don't have any back problems.