You may also wish to check out airport to airport shipping using the major airlines or freight carriers. I wish I could remember the details (i.e., specific carrier), but I received a pair of 130 lb amps that way and it worked quite well. The downsides: You need to crate the equipment, you need to drive it to the airport freight area and you need to pick it up at the other airport freight area. Plus, you need to do some research in the yellow pages since my memory is failing me. Sorry about that, but I believe that's a pretty inexpensive way to go. Gotta admit, BAX and Roadway sound easier, but if you're interested in another option ...
How to ship BIG equipment at moderate cost?
I am moving from Missouri to Florida and was wondering if anyone had any ideas on a cheap/safe way to move A/V equipment? I'll need to move a Runco 58 inch rear projection T.V., one pair of Martin Logan Odysseys, one pair of Martin Logan Scenarios, One ML Theater Center, and One Paradigm Servo 15 sub. I have all the original packaging except for the Runco T.V. The big name movers charge an arm and a leg to ship this kind of equipment along with house furniture etc. (Many charge per pound or say they need to construct special crates etc.) Are there any independant companies out there that can do it safely for less? At the very least I'll need to find a way to ship the Odysseys and the Runco.
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