Gator G-112 1x12 Inches Combo Transporter

Nice case. Wider than I needed- 25" internal for a 20" wide amp- but got a pouch for accessories to fit in the gap.Posted dimensions are accurate, but it seems bigger- my small combo is not quite so small now. Also note the weight- it is not light, but that is due to the wood frame. I do wish it had a handle on top to pick it up with one hand, but I understand that that would need additional reinforcement.

Ordered this case Tuesday night, received it Thursday morning. Looks good - plan on using it tonight. It holds my Mesa/Boogie 1x12 combo with about an inch on each side so it may need a little extra padding. The zippered front pocket is bigger than it looks - I have the amp footswitch and cable, two guitar cables, a surge protector/power strip, two extra sets of strings, tuner, and string changing tools in the front pocket and there's probably room for a couple of effects pedals in there if I organized it all. Seems sturdy and stable with the amp resting on top.

I like everything about this cases it is very durable and you can move around with it Easily. I used it for my guitar Amplifier on International flights.

Bought this case to keep a nice combo amp dry and in good shape when transporting. It does the job and is lighter than a flight case which works for me.

4 wheels that can lock instead of 2 would be great

I have a few Gator cases, good value for the $

I love this case, it's just too bad it didn't fit my Peavey 6505+

I've had one of these for a couple of months now, and have gigged and rehearsed with it. firstly, the price they offering it on here is well below what even the likes of Thomann are doing it for. I note that one supplier has stated they appear to be supplying below what they pay in cost. So, if you're dead set on getting on, it's probably worth doing it sooner rather than later.In terms of what it does, it seems pretty robust. It fits my Laney LC50 combo (1x12) pretty well. There's a little bit of room in there, and I find I can stuff leads, and a guitar stand in there too. I reckon I could probably get a small multifx on top of the amp too, so it's a good way to cut down on the number of trips to/from the car. there's a decent sized pocket on the front in any case. It makes a great amp stand, which is half the reason I bought it in the first place.where it starts to fall down a bit is on it's size. although it's the perfect size for the amp, while it's being wheeled about it's great. It is not the perfect size for many UK doorways however. This chap is 730mm wide, and although 760mm is a standard width for a UK doorway, many of them don't open fully due to various reasons, and I've struggled getting this in and out of doorways by myself a few times. It's got handles at either end, but the case itself adds a bit of weight to it, and it could end up being a two man job, especially up and down stairs. I'm tempted to try and put a handle and some wheels on the shorter side, so I've got an option of turning it on it's side in small venues etc.overall though, it's a Good Thing. It's made gig load ins and outs easier, it's stopped me from searching for beercrates before gigs, and at this price it's not much more than an amp stand.

Bought on Amazon @ 44.95 amazing price for what you get, super cheap alternative to a flight case, well made heavy duty materials - well padded interior - wheely handle robust enough - maybe makes sense to take care to support box if banging over bumps etc - fits through std uk internal door - its tight but if you do clip edge of door surround its material so no damage. Fits my Blackstar HT20 combo perfectly and it sits nicely inbetween rails when placed on top as amp stand and is perfectly stable - Allow for the size if you transport your amp in a little car with just a boot and no hatchback - but for estate car or van no worries . Highly recommended at the price....and arrived in two days too !

Bought this case a couple of weeks ago, arrived 2 days after ordering, exactly when they said they'd deliver. Gigged it last weekend and I was very impressed. The case is big enough for my Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, and the extra front pocket is also useful. The padding inside is absolutely brilliant and is doing a brilliant job of protecting the amp. For me personally, the best part of this case is the fact it doubles up as an amp stand as well. It sits on the case perfectly! Only thing I'd change is the wheels. They're not incredible, but do the job.

I have a laney 2x12 cab and EVH 5150 50w head, so I bought this to see if it would would work with my gear.First off, this case is a lot bigger than I expected and actual space inside seems kind of small when compared to it's height and width.My cab wouldn't fit at all (which was a bit dissapointing as Its advertised for this sort of thing!).However, my amp head fit perfectly inside and left plenty of room for my pedal board too, plus some bits and bobs from other members of the band. So while it doesn't work for its intended purpose, it's actually proved quite useful for carrying other things.

Larger than expected so takes up a lot of space. Very sturdy as a stand. When I put my Peavey Vypyr 100 there's a lot of unused and largely unusable space inside - would be nice to put in my foot controller on its side, but it's not quite tall enough. So I fill it with odd cables. Seems a bit large for a 1x12 amp transporter. However, at the price it is amazing value