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I picked up one these On-Stage RS7705 Pro Tiltback Amp Stands... GREAT stand!
On-Stage Pro Tiltback Amp Stand
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renderit
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I have a similar one. I like it.
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Will that adjust so that it is level, and not tilting back? :hmm
I almost always use chairs.
I almost always use chairs.
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I have two of these. One stays in my practice room with a combo amp on it (a Fender SuperSonic), and the other goes to practice and gigs (with a twin reverb, Hot Rod Deluxe, or a deluxe reverb - depending upon the venue and playlist).
It's SO much more stable than a chair, and it folds away to the size of two collapsed guitar stands (and weighs about the same). Assembles in seconds.
I like a little tilt-back, so I easily hear my amp above the mix easier, rather than going for a volume that the drummer thinks he has to challenge.
If you're used to playing half-stacks but switched to combos, it's nice, because the controls for combo amps are now higher up, so you're not bending over with a guitar swinging anytime you tweak your amp.
It's SO much more stable than a chair, and it folds away to the size of two collapsed guitar stands (and weighs about the same). Assembles in seconds.
I like a little tilt-back, so I easily hear my amp above the mix easier, rather than going for a volume that the drummer thinks he has to challenge.
If you're used to playing half-stacks but switched to combos, it's nice, because the controls for combo amps are now higher up, so you're not bending over with a guitar swinging anytime you tweak your amp.