Detail 01
16-inch length
Sets a moderate tilt. Enough to point the speaker at your head from a few feet back, not a steep angle.

Independent shopping perspective
A pair of 16-inch legs that tilt a combo amp back toward you. For players who cannot hear themselves on a loud stage or in a band room.

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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
Sets a moderate tilt. Enough to point the speaker at your head from a few feet back, not a steep angle.
Detail 02
The legs pivot from the back of the cabinet, so the front lifts and the amp stays on its own feet at the rear.
Detail 03
Includes both legs and the hardware to attach them, so it's a self-contained install rather than a parts hunt.
Detail 04
Permanently mounted, unlike a stand. They stay with the amp and fold away when you don't need the tilt.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
They're built around Fender combo cabinets. Other brands vary in cabinet thickness and hardware placement, so check whether your amp has compatible mounting points first.
Some Fender combos ship with the mounting points already there. If yours doesn't, installation means drilling into the cabinet, which is permanent.
The 16-inch length gives a moderate upward angle, enough to aim the speaker at your ears when you're standing a few feet in front.
Yes. They fold flat against the cabinet when not in use, so the amp still sits normally on its feet.