Detail 01
14-inch legs
Leg length sets the tilt angle. Match it to your cabinet's depth or the tilt will be too steep or too shallow.

Independent shopping perspective
14-inch tilt leg kit that props the front of a Fender amp cabinet upward. For players who want the speaker aimed at their ears instead of their ankles.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Leg length sets the tilt angle. Match it to your cabinet's depth or the tilt will be too steep or too shallow.
Detail 02
Aims the speaker up at your head. Cuts the muddy, boomy sound you get standing over a floor-level amp.
Detail 03
Legs mount to the cabinet itself and stay on. Nothing extra to carry or set up at the gig.
Detail 04
Reduces floor coupling, so you lose some low-end reinforcement along with the boominess.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It props the front of the amp up so the speaker points at your ears rather than the floor. You hear your treble and midrange clearly without turning up.
Check your cabinet for tilt-leg mounting points and compare the 14-inch length to your cab's depth. Not every Fender cabinet is drilled for these.
Yes. They mount to the cabinet and fold or retract, so there is no separate stand to transport.
Tilting reduces floor coupling, so you get a bit less low-end thump and noticeably more clarity where you are standing.