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Originally Posted by Ukiah Bass  I checked this out at Home Depot and cannot recommend it as a speaker stand. It's too wobbly. Maybe it would suffice for a backline item, but it's a disaster in waiting for FOH cabinets. A simple bump would topple it over. Also, it's kind of awkward to carry as it is quite wide when folded. Wouldn't work at all on a small carry cart so you'd have to lug it with one arm. Pass. |
I respectfully disagree. One of the feet is adjustable in height. Not a lot, but in quite precise way. If you need more, you can always stuff some bits of cardboard under the wobbly foot like you would with a table.
I used one for 1,5 years with a 82lbs and deep 410, and never had the slightest stability issues, even on stages that were wobbly themselves. I cannot imagine any bump toppling it over that wouldn't topple over any system on a speaker stand.
Transportability was actually a big plus for me: it folds flat and is really light, so it is easy to carry with one hand while carrying something else with the other.
For shows were looks mattered, I would drape a black cloth over it.
Only reason I'm not using it anymore is that I went to two 210's stacked vertically, so I don't need to raise any speaker anymore.
