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Hey friends, long time no see.

For the first time in far too long, I'll be reunited under the same roof with my beloved '73 OR120.

This, obviously, is a good thing.

Unfortunately, this means I need a flight case for it. I have yet to find someone in the US who makes one, and I'm hoping that one of you good Samaritans can point me in the right direction since my Google Fu seems to be failing me for US based companies.

Can one of you wonderful folks point me in the right direction?

i got this!

Foam to the rescue!

Foam is your god now.

https://www.theflightcasecompany.com/mu ... d-amp-head

Any company that makes flight cases takes custom orders. You just have to provide dimensions.

I'd still rather buy from someone based on a recommendation

http://www.Audiopile.net has flight cases. I had a road case for an SVT, but it didn't get used so I sold it. It seemed well built but it was never tested.

They don't have a case specifically for Orange amps but maybe it's a typical size that fits the cases they do have. (Oh, it's Marshall)

I have an emperor flight case. Not that you can get one of those, but even if you could, it wouldn’t be recommended for so many reasons. I’ve never bought another case, so can’t recommend any.

I would say though, that my case is the “lift off” type. As opposed to one with a hinged lid. I fucking hate it. It’s really really annoying. I know some people must like them, but I don’t. I never would have thought it would annoy me so much. But it does, so if you’re buying new, give it some thought. If you don’t tour or move your amp much, then it probably doesn’t matter so much. But worth considering. If you play a full stack, which I don’t think you do, don’t get a lift off.

I've been using racks and pedalboard cases made by Roadcasesusa https://www.roadcasesusa.com/?atrkid=V3 ... pIQAvD_BwE for a while now, their stuff has always been good quality and they are great to work with.