Guitar Amplifier Stands Adjustable Mobile Amp Tilt Back Stand or Amps Speaker Cabinet Stands Combo Stands

(My Practice AMP used is a 40 watt).Assembly was Straightforward.Has Instruction Paper.Includes Cheap flat wrench, and also an Allen wrench/phillips screw driver combo.5 bolts/screws total.2 bolts/nuts for base/body connection, which is nice that they added a support bracket for underneath so the bolts dont bend the frame.3 more Screw bolts that attach the top section which holds the amp.(I Have to say I wasnt a fan of just screws holding the top, rather than bolts.But 3 of them seem good enough because the frame seems to have reenforced holes. This might, or might Not, be the Only questionable part of the whole thing. Seems ok..)The top (amp) part Does have adequate padding on both verticle and horizontal frame pieces.The wheels thread into the frames' reenforced holes.The wheels are a floor safe plastic rubbery material. (Move very smoothly). The brakes are very bare bones metal, which Im not sure if they will dig into wheels? (Im going to put something over the metal just in case. - maybe electrical tape).The height adjustment, is both a locking pin and a turn screw.Everything is powder coated with endcaps.The MAIN Downside, which is nothing more than an inconvenience, is the Angle adjustment.It uses a bolt/nut. So its Not a tooless adjustment. (Not a big deal, takes like 2 min).One more No big deal, is that the Angle adjustment bolt is a hair smaller than its hole. So there is a small jiggle. The weight of the Amp should negate this. (Nothing to be considered a flaw).Overall, I admit I did Not like paying the Price. ($39.99 would be a more reasonable price).But also (admittingly), seeing that Effort was made into the Overall Quality, it is easily forgotten when looking at the assembled product.It Looks Good! Holds the Amp Good!No Fears Whatsoever of any tipping over.

Excellent amp stand, very sturdy, stable, easy to put together.

I was extremely apprehensive about getting this smaller version. I was thinking about getting the bigger $89 adjustable one BUT. This little stand is SUPER STRONG. It fits the amp right on the middle without any swivel or swing. It performed perfect and locked down under high volumes. The appearance seems like you can definitely fit another amp right below it and you’d have solid stability. It’s extremely portable considering I am planning to mic up the amp more often for a huge mixing project. It’s adjustable in height and locked in tilt. Which is what I prefer because I used to have the old brand stands that would have rubber and wore out after so much adjustment over time.My amp is 56lbs and it’s a 1x12 combo amp. If you’re thinking about getting this for something similar to yours. Look absolutely no further, this thing is a mini tank.Thank you to all the Amazon customers who answered all of my questions! Without you I wouldn’t have bought it!

This is a great product and was very easy to assemble. It is sturdy and does exactly what it is intended to do. Make sure you save the tools that are included, if you want to make adjustments to height or angle. It would be nice if the adjustments were "push button" rather than tool, but this thing is really good for small to medium sized amps. The wheel casters are very sturdy and make it easy to reposition as needed.

I purchased this as a stand to display my grandmother’s accordion. Prior to this I had it on the floor or a Fender stool, neither showcased it well. The accordion stand were far more expensive & larger footprint.I found assembly easy & straight forward. The adjustable angle for the arms is perfect. The padding on the arms, were a nice surprise. I liked the adjustable height. It seems balanced, it sits on carpet.While I’m not using it for an amp, it works perfectly for me.

Currently used to hold a Roland JC-22 and a Fender Bass LT25. Both fit well, although they both sit slightly off center on the stand to accommodate the power cord. The adjustable tilt works well. The wheels allow the stand to be moved easily and they can be locked as needed.

I read other reviews and felt comfortable buying this for a Marshall DSL 40 combo amp, it seems sturdy, but after I put the amp on, the legs where the amp sits I wish were about 2 inches longer, I might eventually sit it up there, but right now I’ve got it sitting on top of the wheel legs, it’s off the floor but not used for what it was intended

Great at holding and rolling around the quilter cub around the room.