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Your cart is empty.The RS6000 tilts your amp back to direct sound where you can hear it! The steel box frame design provides a rock solid foundation and includes vibration dampening feet. Ideal for small amps and practice amps, the RS6000 is lightweight and folds flat for easy storage and transportation. Small locking tabs swing into place to keep the stand from opening during transportation.
J&H Campbell
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2023
Rated to support 120lbs, yet collapsed flat under 2x10" bass combo that weighs 38lbs. I attempted to tighten the screws down to make it tighter, but couldn't get it hold the amp. Very poor design. No way to lock the amp supports into position. Returned it for a refund.
Taylor G.
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2021
The stand does what it says and tilts. Seems pretty sturdy for the price. I wish it were a tad adjustable as I would like it tilted forward a hair more. Looks like it sits at a 45degree angle. But that’s just my opinion. I’d buy it again
Erik
Reviewed in Canada on September 6, 2019
I received a cosmetically damaged item...small thing but seems weird not to list it as open box or something. Some of the other reviews reflect this. the stand is functional so I will make use of it. Not worth the return for this.
Roderick Gaymon
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2019
I received this earlier in the day and was somewhat apprehensive about opening and trying it out due to a combination of a negative comments by salesperson at the local music shop (GC), a few negative reviews on Amazon, and the SUPER LIGHT weight of the package. I had all but resigned myself to returning the item shortly after purchase. Well, I'm pleasantly surprised and happy to advise anyone else considering purchase to PULL THE TRIGGER! I purchased this for my 4x10 Eden Bass cabinet (approx. 65lbs) and it leaned back into a wonderful angle, SOLID AS A ROCK! I was stunned. I actually went back to place it on again, after putting it up, because I couldn't believe it.)I'm not sure what created the negative experience for some other people (maybe cabinets that we're too tall? I'm sure my 6x10 would not work), but I am COMPLETELY pleased with my purchase, and I encourage others to take the plunge as well. I'm confident that you too will be happy that you did.
Rick Unger
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018
works well for what it does..I put a Marshall MG50DFX on it and its great..the tilt angles are not adjustable..be aware of that and you should be satisfied...gets your sound up off the floor and put your controls in a position to see them easily if you have front mounted controls. Also used a fender Champion 100 on it and it works well also.
Tony B.
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2018
I bought this stand for my Monoprice "stage Right" 15W Tube amp (clone of the Laney Cub 12r)... a previously purchased stand (from another manufacturer) was very unstable, and my top-heavy amp fell over backwards. This one is solid and stable... but there was one problem...The rear support's horizontal crossbar was, unfortunately, at just the right height to block access to all of the rear jacks ((reverb on/off, FX In &B Out jacks, etc). The fiz eas simple. I cut off 2" from the pivot-end of the rear support, and re-drilled the pivot holes. Problem solved!Tried the stand at a gig a few nights ago - worked perfectly, and helped to solve my feedback problem.My amp weighs just under 27 lbs, and the stand is more than capable of supporting it without difficulty. I would be hesitant to put a really heavy load on it though; the same lightweight construction that makes it so easily portable would probably not stand up well to a really heavy amp.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2017
Too small!!
tom
Reviewed in Canada on July 3, 2016
To small
Gilles Richard
Reviewed in Canada on November 16, 2015
sturdy and portable.........Good Stand
Mr. Manface
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2015
Was a little nervous that this would not hold my amp properly but it does. Easily. (Currently using a tc electronics bg250 112 bass amp). A month or so into having this stand it appears to be both sturdy and stable. The angle is fine but I wish it were adjustable. Definitely not a deal-breaker though... I will say that the way that it folds down flat is a nice feature. Stores and moves easily. The price for what you're getting??? Well that's nice too.
RT SLINGER
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2014
On Stage RS6000 Foldable Tiltback Amp Stand:I purchase this for my 100 watt 1*15 Fender rumble bass amp which I gig with on a regular basisI was using a different one before purchasing this one but it did not till back as far and was hitting me at the middle of my back sound wise. I was looking for a tilt back stand the was closer to the floor that I could stand next to or in front of if need be to hear the amp. Bass travels in a wave pattern similar to dropping a rock in to a stream the waves ripple outward until they hit something at that point they can be absorbed by the object in the path or in some case the sound will bounce back at you. Having this in mind you need something that is not going to hit you directly or anything straight ahead in it’s path this where the tilting of a bass amp becomes the make or break on whether you sound is making it to the back of the club. With the On Stage RS6000 Foldable Tiltback Amp Stand I found the tilt was what I was looking for to get the bass sound into the air without hitting the ceiling which would be a problem. The amp stand keeps the amp off the floor #1 the tilt is a the perfect angle to be in ear shot of the bass and it also makes it over you if you stand in front of it directly. It folds ease enough and sets up in a snap my Fender Rumble weight is 70 lbs and this stand has no problem holding it up. I am a gigging musician playing out 4 or 5 times a month so I need something that is in it for the long hall all metal tubing with welded spots and held together with nuts and bolts with a nice powder coat finish this looks to me it will be on the job a while Mr. RT Slinger bassist for the Classic Rock Tribute band THE PHOENIXBAND NJ
Randy Jones
Reviewed in Canada on October 27, 2014
Awesome stand for the money. Works as described. Holds my Princeton 65 very well with no signs of stress. Well built. Folds flat. Light weight. The angle works nice for standing about 5 to 6 feet away with the amp pointed at your head. Great buy.
dg5150
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2013
Can't beat it - I use it every week at church. Perfect height to use as my guitar monitor. If I only want to hear myself, I just stand 2-3 feet in front of it. Knobs are at perfect height if I need to tweak anything. Folds up easy when I need to move it. I also don't need a regular size mic stand to mic my amp. I also have another on stage amp stand that stands up higher, but I haven't used it in months. I use a Peavey Classic 50 212 combo, and it supports it perfectly. I would buy another if anything happened to it.
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