“Puts your amp or cab on casters without drilling or modification”: On-Stage AG5000 Amp Glider review

Putting the roll into rock 'n' roll, the Amp Glider is an ingenious device for transporting your amp, preserving that Tolex – and that lower back

ON-stage AG5000 Amp Glider
(Image: © ON-stage)

Guitar World Verdict

Be on a roll with the On-Stage Amp Glider, which puts your amp or cab on casters without drilling or modification for smoother steering and transport.

Pros

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    Puts amps/cabs on casters without drilling or modification.

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    Adjusts in length and width to fit and grip your amp.

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    Supports your gear with reliable stability.

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    Roll and firmly park a wide range of amps/cabs.

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    Padded contact points protect your amp’s finish.

Cons

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    None.

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We can all agree that transporting combo amplifiers and speaker cabinets is back-breaking. The makeshift remedy usually involves a dolly or roller cart, where neither is completely stable and both take up precious room in your vehicle. Not to mention, I’ve seen plenty of vintage guitar amps ruined by casters drilled into the undercarriage.

If you’re looking for better maneuverability without drilling or modifications, I’d suggest checking out the On-Stage AG5000 Amp Glider. It allows you to secure nearly any amp or speaker cabinet onto its fully adjustable frame while its swiveling, solid casters let you roll your stuff pretty much anywhere.

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Paul Riario

Paul Riario has been the tech/gear editor and online video presence for Guitar World for over 25 years. Paul is one of the few gear editors who has actually played and owned nearly all the original gear that most guitarists wax poetically about, and has survived this long by knowing every useless musical tidbit of classic rock, new wave, hair metal, grunge, and alternative genres. When Paul is not riding his road bike at any given moment, he remains a working musician, playing in two bands called SuperTrans Am and Radio Nashville.