Detail 01
152 lb capacity
Handles heavy tube combos and 2x12s, not just small practice amps. Capacity is not the limiting factor here.

Independent shopping perspective
Steel tiltback stand that lifts a combo amp off the floor and angles it toward your ears. For gigging players who can't hear their amp on stage.


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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
Handles heavy tube combos and 2x12s, not just small practice amps. Capacity is not the limiting factor here.
Detail 02
Aims sound at your ears when standing, instead of your calves. That's the whole point of the stand.
Detail 03
Won't flex under a heavy amp or creep out of position mid-set. Adds weight to your load-in.
Detail 04
Compact footprint on a crowded stage, but check stability with tall narrow cabs.
Detail 05
Cradles standard combo depths. Very deep or very shallow cabinets may sit past the arm ends.
Detail 06
The frame is narrower than most combos, so the cab overhangs the sides. Normal for this design.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Weight is not an issue at 152 lbs. The question is footprint — check that your cabinet's depth works with the 12 inch arms and that it sits stable at your chosen tilt.
The stand adjusts from 17 to 24 inches. Your amp sits on top of that, so the speaker ends up substantially higher than floor level.
Yes. It's built for stage and studio amplifiers and monitors, and the tilt is useful for aiming a wedge.
It's a tiltback design with 17 to 24 inch height adjustment. Height adjustment is what sets the angle the cabinet ends up at.
Reference
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