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It is OK but, for the money, it is excellent.
I have used it for my JCM 900 1x12 combo and it works very well. For the price it is excellent.
It is reasonably robust and doesn't present any worries for what is quite a heavy and bulky 1x12 combo. I'm not sure I would trust it with anything bigger though. It isn't adjustable but the angle and height off the floor is pretty much spot on for my rig so, if I could adjust it, it would probably end up where it is any way.
I have other, seemingly more complex and adjustable stands, but, for all their adjustment, they don't seem to get my amp where I like it and don't give the confidence of stability that this offers. This also folds quicker and more conveniently for travel.
Not a criticism but the only tiny niggle is the arms are the same width as the feet on my Marshall so it has to sit one side or the other rather than exactly centrally. It plays with my OCD as a result but I can live with it.
It is superb value for money and I am certainly considering buying more the same for my other small amps.
It is reasonably robust and doesn't present any worries for what is quite a heavy and bulky 1x12 combo. I'm not sure I would trust it with anything bigger though. It isn't adjustable but the angle and height off the floor is pretty much spot on for my rig so, if I could adjust it, it would probably end up where it is any way.
I have other, seemingly more complex and adjustable stands, but, for all their adjustment, they don't seem to get my amp where I like it and don't give the confidence of stability that this offers. This also folds quicker and more conveniently for travel.
Not a criticism but the only tiny niggle is the arms are the same width as the feet on my Marshall so it has to sit one side or the other rather than exactly centrally. It plays with my OCD as a result but I can live with it.
It is superb value for money and I am certainly considering buying more the same for my other small amps.
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More suited for guitar amps than bass amps
I chose this stand for its simple construction, which allowed it to be folded flat. The price was also very good.
The stand is quite sturdy and well made, but it falls a little short of its description. For one thing, it is not «tiltable», as stated in the description - it has one position only. The description also states that it’s suitable for «guitar amps, bass amps and cabinets», which is something of a stretch. It accommodates my Rumble 500 combo - but only just, and it wouldn’t take much of a push to topple it. Bass amps and cabinets are far deeper than guitar amps, and any bass amp suited for live use (which is also what this stand is intended for) will be too deep to be truly stable on this stand. The supporting arms are also on the short side. If you’re a guitar player, this stand will work well for you - bass players should probably look elsewhere.
The stand is quite sturdy and well made, but it falls a little short of its description. For one thing, it is not «tiltable», as stated in the description - it has one position only. The description also states that it’s suitable for «guitar amps, bass amps and cabinets», which is something of a stretch. It accommodates my Rumble 500 combo - but only just, and it wouldn’t take much of a push to topple it. Bass amps and cabinets are far deeper than guitar amps, and any bass amp suited for live use (which is also what this stand is intended for) will be too deep to be truly stable on this stand. The supporting arms are also on the short side. If you’re a guitar player, this stand will work well for you - bass players should probably look elsewhere.
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Working as intended
One thing that i didn't relalised about stands like this, they rob Your combo of alot of bass, so if You play loud with a band no problem, but if You noodle in Your home alone or with backing tracks You will hear a difference, as a home player i had to sold mine because of that.
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Simple, robust, and essential for better monitoring
This is a straightforward, no-nonsense stand that solves a major stage problem: hearing yourself clearly. I use it to tilt my small amp, and it makes a massive difference in how I perceive my tone.
I appreciate that it’s not just about convenience; it’s about acoustics. By angling the amp towards your ears, you get a much more accurate representation of the mids and highs, allowing you to keep the volume lower while still cutting through the mix. The build quality is solid, it's easy to fold, and the adjustable height/angle settings feel secure.
It handles the weight of a professional head or a small combo without any wobbling. For the price, it’s a small investment that significantly improves your monitoring experience and helps decouple the amp from the floor, reducing muddy low-end build-up. An essential tool for any gigging musician who cares about their stage sound.
I appreciate that it’s not just about convenience; it’s about acoustics. By angling the amp towards your ears, you get a much more accurate representation of the mids and highs, allowing you to keep the volume lower while still cutting through the mix. The build quality is solid, it's easy to fold, and the adjustable height/angle settings feel secure.
It handles the weight of a professional head or a small combo without any wobbling. For the price, it’s a small investment that significantly improves your monitoring experience and helps decouple the amp from the floor, reducing muddy low-end build-up. An essential tool for any gigging musician who cares about their stage sound.
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Ideal for small amps
A good amp stand that fits my 1 x 12 amp perfectly. I have no issue reaching the connections etc on the back of my amp and the amp sits securely on the stand. I am not sure that the sound quality from my amp has been improved, but the angle that the amp sits at directs the sound towards my ears instead of my legs, so I hear it better. My practice room has wooden floors and putting the amp on the stand vastly reduces noise pollution and vibrations, my neighbours and I are very happy ;-)
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A product I didn't know I needed.
Yeah a simple amp-stand....go figure...I didn't knew I needed it.
Not till i was browsing through Thomann's pages of goodies.
And I figured, hmmmm I might need that........And yea I was right, two weeks after purchasing it I had to try....and I said to myself....huh...why didn't I think off that. This product fall into category "Things I didn't know I needed".
Not till i was browsing through Thomann's pages of goodies.
And I figured, hmmmm I might need that........And yea I was right, two weeks after purchasing it I had to try....and I said to myself....huh...why didn't I think off that. This product fall into category "Things I didn't know I needed".
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The feet were not exactly the same height, so there was a little wobble there. I figured that this problem might sort itself out once I put some weight on it. Put a simple Marshall 1x12 cab on it, imbalance was slightly improved, but now I realised the big problem: this is not a very stable unit, it was so scary to watch the little 1x12 almost dive forward. Would not recommend this at all. If it can't hold a small 1x12 speaker cab without toppling over, I don't see how it could ever safely hold a proper amp.
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good price, even if I had to tinker with it a lil bit
out of the box it was pretty wabbly as one leg seems to be a tad longer than the other one, but with a 20kg combo on it stays put. definitely sturdy and it fulfill its purpose nicely. it may be not suitable for "tall/big" combos with an open back.
I have a Boss Katana 100/212 and the stand it's too low for it, (so there's nothing for the amp to lean on) but I ziptied a plank of wood to the stand, as wide as the amp itself and sits perfectly. you can't even see it.
besides all that I'm pretty satisfied with it.
I have a Boss Katana 100/212 and the stand it's too low for it, (so there's nothing for the amp to lean on) but I ziptied a plank of wood to the stand, as wide as the amp itself and sits perfectly. you can't even see it.
besides all that I'm pretty satisfied with it.
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Unsuitable for Amplifiers
The stand is aesthetically pleasing; however, it is clearly designed for very small amplifiers and does not meet professional standards. The units are extremely small, to the point where they feel insufficient for practical use.
Additionally, the first unit I unpacked was defective—it arrived bent and was missing a rubber foot. This raises concerns about quality control.
If you are looking for something reliable and suitable for professional use, this product is not appropriate. It lacks the dimensions and structural support required even for a modest amplifier such as the Roland JC-40, which already gives a clear indication of its limitations.
I must also note that recently Thomann seems to be underperforming in this category, as items are being shipped without adequate quality assurance.
Additionally, the first unit I unpacked was defective—it arrived bent and was missing a rubber foot. This raises concerns about quality control.
If you are looking for something reliable and suitable for professional use, this product is not appropriate. It lacks the dimensions and structural support required even for a modest amplifier such as the Roland JC-40, which already gives a clear indication of its limitations.
I must also note that recently Thomann seems to be underperforming in this category, as items are being shipped without adequate quality assurance.
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Poor quality control
Hard to understand why this stand has such great reviews. Sure, it's cheap, but the angle is fixed and it doesn't tilt back anywhere near enough to ensure stability, nor to do it's job of getting the amp pointing at the guitarist's ears. I purchased two of them, one isn't too bad, the other has one leg slightly longer than the other and the stop has been welded in a different place so neither stand sits at the same angle. Usable, just about ok for the price, but I would have spent more if I'd been able to see these prior to purchasing.
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