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- #6 in Guitar Amplifier Stands
- #2,970 in Music Recording Equipment
Product Description
STRICH SAT-03 amp guitar stand
How to use this amazing guitar combo speaker stand？
Weight Capacity: 150 LB /68 KG
STRICH guitar amplifier stands are very lightweight, portable, and can be folded flat for easy storage and transportation. The sturdy construction can support up to 150 pounds, making them suitable for most medium to large-sized guitar amplifiers.
Details
HEAVY DUTYTUBULAR DESIGN
Reduce direct contact between the speaker and walls or floors, thereby minimizing sound reflections and enhancing sound clarity. Our amplifier stands are designed to achieve this effect effectively.
SLIPRESISTANT RUBBER FEET FOR SOUNDISOLATION
Slipresistant rubber feet help eliminate amplifier resonance, ensuring clear sound without any unwanted noise.
Kenneth Denny
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
Works as promised
Susan J. Wilkins
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
not desinged for fender champion 100 open back amp wish they would have pointed that out in ad I can not use it for this amp
J. C. Bloodworth
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
Sturdy and easy to use!
vetteman
Reviewed in Canada on January 26, 2025
Got the stand quickly, came well packaged, no issues with packing, good quality piece, holds my rather heavy Line 6 Spyder 75 amp very securely. Would have preferred to give this a rating of 4 1/2 stars instead of the 4 stars I did give it.... this is because they only gave me one of the two bottom feet, actually gave me a top one, and not a bottom one. Bottom has a moulded in contoured foot to better contact the floor. Not a big deal, just quality control could have caught it. Happy with the stand!
Dan Gee
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
When I finished assembling this stand, it looked funny and I thought I’d made a mistake. Turns out that two crossbars are offset so that it can fold and be portable. Very solid and stable. A Fender Rumble 40 3v amp is around 15 7/8” wide, a little short for this frame. I cut some round, foam pipe insulation to length and it fits the crossbars with no problem. Also prevents scrapes to amp as it lays against insulation. Might work for open-back amps also. In addition, stand has adjustable positions. For small to medium amps. Compare specs first. A great value!
PFW
Reviewed in Canada on January 1, 2025
The folding flat thing is huge. I have several of these, and none fold flat. I have a tripod stand and a high "L" bracket stand, and both are difficult to transport. This is going in the road kit immediately. Straps easily to the side of a case, and from there, loading is simple. Durable enough for local and vicinity gigs, and small tours. I would point out that the graphic artist who made the ad pictures had no idea how it works. It's simple, effective, and works well. Cheers.
chrism
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
This stand is perfect for my use case. Orange 35RT is probably on the smaller size for what this stand can handle, but it fits great and it gets it up off the ground and angles the speaker toward me. Easier to clean dust from under/behind it too. Great value for the price.Be aware the first one sent didn't include the bag with the 4 screws and Allen wrench... Annoying but Amazon made it right within two days. Second received was all there.
Jesse Reviews
Reviewed in Canada on December 8, 2024
This amp stand works great with a Fender Blues Junior, as pictured.This rack serves to point the amp directly at you so you get the full sound of the amp... almost like playing in front of a monitor on stage.It is very easy to fold flat for storage. No assembly required, comes assembled.
Chuck from Chicago
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
Nice easy to put together and sturdy stand for smaller amps
Honest Reviews
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2024
I have a 200W Tube amp that I personally don't like sitting on the flat ground. I decided to test this out and see if it would be a good and stable solution.And it was. The build quality was solid, and extremely stable. Not just in its holding abilities, but the legs also stayed in positioning even with all the vibration given off from the amp. The stand did not budge an inch.The adjustability of the arms was a nice feature to have to get the best angel to direct sound in desired locations. I feel as if this would be especially useful during gigs, to adjust to the venue on the fly.I personally have been using this as a solid stand alone stand, and have not used it for travel purposes. But for the sake of the review I did fold and collapse it on more then one occasion to see if it was something that can be done with ease, and it was. It collapsed with out effort, and took about a minute to get reset up and have the arms locked into my desired position.Even in home use I felt the tilting angle a feature I never knew I needed but something I wouldn't go with out now. It does bring out my mids to a much more audible level having the amp angled up and off the floor.This is a solid unit and something I can recommend for both travel and at home use.
Fan
Reviewed in Canada on November 20, 2024
Assembly is easy and the parts feel substantial. Once assembled, this folding guitar stand is easy to adjust and stays solid once in place with a very solid-feeling clamp mechanism. There could be slightly better grip on the rail (all metal except for the ends) so your amp may slide around a little bit if nudged. The stand seems to work well with both my small and large amp. You could probably comfortably fit at least any 50w amp and maybe even bigger depending on the back of your amp. One drawback is that an open back amp may not sit quite right (depending on size). Overall, it's a solid amp stand and I can certainly recommend it for just about any sized amp.
Neil Tschopp
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
Overall, my Vox 30W fits perfectly, and I'm pretty happy with the stand itself. Instructions aren't very specific, so pay very close attention to how the angled bar is set up relative to the lever bar. Also, the shorter bars are slightly off-centered, so note where they end relative to the longer arms. Hope this helps prevent someone from having to redo construction like I did 🤘
MarkK10
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024
This Stritch amp stand does a good job of getting your amp up off the floor and tilting it back. A lot of guitarists think that doing this helps them hear their sound better and reduces some of the low frequency sounds.The stand is made from steel tubing that appears to be pretty strong. When set up, its legs have a wide base making it very stable. It has several height adjustments. To set the height, there is a string loaded pin that fits into one of the adjustment holes. Then there is a knob that acts as a setscrew to hold the parts firmly in place.The stand has a claimed capacity of 150 lbs. I put my 59 Bassman reissue, which weighs about 53 lbs., on the stand and it handled the weight just fine. I also put my little Gorilla amp on the stand, which fit with one minor problem. The feet on the Gorilla were exactly the same distance apart as the support arms of the stand. Since the Gorilla feet are hard plastic, it was a little unstable on the stand. This is in no way a criticism of the stand, just something to keep in mind. If I were planning to use this amp on the stand on a regular basis, I would probably move the feet to a different spot on the bottom of the amp.For transport or storage, the bottom part of the amp stand folds up and the support arms can be removed. You will wind up with three pieces to move or store, but they are much more compact than the stand when it is assembled.There are no instructions included with the stand for setting it up, but it is pretty intuitive to do. Also, the Amazon description has a graphic that shows how its done. On that topic, one of the images in Amazon which shows the support arm has dimensions that are incorrect. The metric dimensions are right but the inch equivalents are wrong. I have included an image with this review showing the correct inch measurements.I like this stand and I am sure that it will find a home in my practice space.
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