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Gravity speaker stand
I am a beginner, so for my use they are perfect. Stability is very good, I havent had any trouble with it. Setup is very easy. There is only one problem. They scratch easy. Top part got scratched during first use, it is not visible, because of the speakers, but when you put the speakers off, the scratches are very obvious. Other than that, very good set of stands, and for the price, they are awesome.
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Perfect lightweight semi-pro stands
I bought these to replace the ancient steel stands I had been using for more than 2 decades. I wanted something lighter, and with a transport case. They are used to support either The Box PA302 passive speakers, or Behringer B212D active speakers.
The plusses. Lovely sturdy soft case that makes carrying them around so easy. Lightweight and almost all aluminium construction. Safety pins for the internal extension poles. Easy to use soft tightening knobs. Precision machining means they are very easy to erect and take down. Love the green highlights (childish, I know, but they do look good).
The minuses. The knobs have to be tightened very hard to prevent the poles slipping against the base housing. Lots of cap nuts which IMO are not the best long term solution. I’ll replace them with nylocks in due course.
In order to avoid the base housing from sliding against the main pole it would be ideal if there were safety pins there too, or a simple metal grommet to stop the base from moving too far down the pole.
That said I am very happy with this purchase, and I am sure that if used with care they will outlast me. Recommended.
The plusses. Lovely sturdy soft case that makes carrying them around so easy. Lightweight and almost all aluminium construction. Safety pins for the internal extension poles. Easy to use soft tightening knobs. Precision machining means they are very easy to erect and take down. Love the green highlights (childish, I know, but they do look good).
The minuses. The knobs have to be tightened very hard to prevent the poles slipping against the base housing. Lots of cap nuts which IMO are not the best long term solution. I’ll replace them with nylocks in due course.
In order to avoid the base housing from sliding against the main pole it would be ideal if there were safety pins there too, or a simple metal grommet to stop the base from moving too far down the pole.
That said I am very happy with this purchase, and I am sure that if used with care they will outlast me. Recommended.
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Great Stands But Don't Fit Some Speakers
The quality of these stands is really good. The carry bag is good too. Unfortunately they do not fit the DB Opera 12s or (so I'm told) the Yamaha DBR 12's. As these are moulded cabs there is nothing to be done unfortunately.
Consequently we have had to send them in for a refund.
However,they fitted our Tannoy passive 12's no problem... isn't it about time the manufacturers in this industry got together and standardised the size of stands and top hats? This situation is a little silly.
Consequently we have had to send them in for a refund.
However,they fitted our Tannoy passive 12's no problem... isn't it about time the manufacturers in this industry got together and standardised the size of stands and top hats? This situation is a little silly.
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Good quality stands
I use this for mounting to 12inch PA speakers. Easy set up and breakdown. Well made carrying bag. Feel sturdy. Very good product, should last years.
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