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Jef Bear
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
I like to play in stereo,but 2 amps can be a hassle,setting them side by side takes up a larger footprint.this stand was the perfect solution, with both amps on it, the amount of space it takes to set up is much better than side by side.seems very sturdy as well, i put a supro dual tone (1x12) and a fender supersonic 22 (2x12) on it and it handles both amps just fine. glad i found this stand
Rachael
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2024
Upon delivery the box looked like it was handled by Ace Ventura. And if you don't get that reference.... The box was trashed. I opened it and everything looked fine but I am missing one of the rubber grip pads on the top rack. The stand is nice and will hold my two amps. I feel like for the price it could be a little sturdier. But this is literally the only dual Amp stand I could find on the internet. So I guess they can charge 150 and get away with it.Edit 12.20.24Im selling this. It's ok. The top part tends to sway back and forth. My Amp isn't in danger it's just annoying it won't tighten down. Also the power cords will clamped down unless you situate it just right. One of my amps has a back panel that is a pain to access when it is in here. This product didn't really work for me.
Chip
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2022
Bring the head adjustment up to level. Take the "legs" off. Now set your amp head on. Now it has an angled cab and level ampo head. Works perfect
MR ROMAIN BARBAUD
Reviewed in France on February 21, 2021
Génial !!!
Eliza Kaczor
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 2, 2020
Item is very sturdy, thick and lightweight. Amp stand is the best and definitely the most convenient thing I ever had.
himmelhund
Reviewed in Germany on September 17, 2019
What I liked: the priceWhat I dint like: this thing is pretty wobbly... it holds a 1x12 mesa combo (fairly heavy) on the top and another 1x12 ext. Cab on the bottom, but it is not SOLID. I would have liked more weight and rigidity, this stand seems rather flimsy.It does it's job... just don't push it!
Capen
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2019
Seems like a nice product. I recieved a used one, not a new one so it was very scratched all over and two of the tightening nuts were stripped upon arrival. If it were new I'm sure it would be great. I don't appreciate paying full price for used gear
KH
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2019
I needed a guitar amp stand that could stack two small combo amps. This looked just the ticket. When it came, it appears solid and stable. I loaded it up with a Fender Princeton and Blues Junior and it was indeed solid and stable in the sense that nothing was going to tip or fall. However, the supports that the amps sit on are not square tot the back of the stand and fall away from the amp. Also, they're not evenly off of a right angle, which tells me that the angle(s) as built is not a design element, but poor quality control. Finally, because of all this, the top and bottom amps do not sit parallel to each other.If this amp stand had simply been built squarely within reasonable tolerances, I'd happily have given this five stars. However, I bought this to organize my music room and neaten things up to look nicer and having a couple amps cocked at odd angles doesn't quite get me there. I'll give it two stars for holding my amps and simply not breaking.
Sergio
Reviewed in Spain on January 22, 2019
Esta bien acabado, cumple la función pa ra la que está diseñando. Lo he utilizando con un Mesa Boogie TA-15 y una pantalla con un 12” y también con un Fender Deville.
Don M.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2017
I'm impressed. I honestly didn't know anyone made something like this but got the notion in my head that having something like this would be great and started searching. Bingo! Perfectly holds my Fender Super Champ X2 and Marshall DSL5c.Angles are adjustable as is height adjustment to some extent for the bottom portion of the stand. It is quite heavy and substantial as it should be to hold amplifiers.Make sure to put the heavier amp or extension cabinet on the bottom to keep it from becoming top heavy.Tried to add a pic, but something is wrong with that option in the review page.
Male user
Reviewed in Canada on May 23, 2015
This thing is built like a tank! Very strong and extremely well built. It could probably hold a very heavy amp like a Mesa Boogie Mark series or a Fender Twin (on the bottom level). It has a nice rubberized piece around the parts that touch the amp, so not to scratch or mark up your amp. Also, it tilts back so your amp is at a nice angle facing you when standing up in front of it. I have many Quik Lok stands and they make very good products. They are a little more expensive than similar products but that's because they are BETTER! My amps were expensive, so I'm not going to cheap out on the stand. You get what you pay for, so spend a little more. Also, with Amazon, I got FREE shipping.
RCK
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2015
Very well made and very sturdy. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that for my purpose - 2 short rack cases w/ one on each shelf - the stand wants to tip forward from the weight. Sooo, be careful if you have any amp or rack that has most of its weight in the front. I was able to add a five pound dumbbell weight on a bolt on the back leg by drilling a 1/2 inch hole and adding a 2' long bolt. It does the trick for now, although I would like to add a "front leg" to my rack case when I have the time. I suspect an amp or amp/head combination wouldn't be a problem, unless they were "front heavy".The nicest part of the stand is the variety of adjustments for each of the legs and arms. I own a few other Quik Lok stands and they have always been well made - this is no exception.
BriNbigD
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2015
Outstanding stand. Holds my 2X12 cabs like it was made for them. The upper section doesn't adjust for width. I play through a couple different heads, micro and/or lunchbox, whatever you want to call them. My Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister power plug is right where the upright is on the upper stand. It doesn't bother me at all. The stand is very stable. I'd read it was shaky, but if you tighten up all the screws (which is super easy) I've found it to be very stable. I gig with this in multiple locations. Set up is super fast. Placement lets me hear my rig over the PA at the club. And it folds down pretty small. I can fit it, my 2X12, and my head case in the back of my Wrangler (back seat removed). Guitar and bag in the front and I'm good to go.
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