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Stand for small and medium amplifiers

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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I'm a big fan of small-format guitar amplifiers, but to get a good sound, you end up resorting to makeshift solutions: books to tilt them, or directly placing them on a chair or table so they project the sound decently. And from there, it's only a matter of time before a cable tug makes them fall to the floor

 

Tired of these absurd situations and risking the amplifier due to unstable supports, I decided to design and create this extremely simple part

Its function is: to offer a stable, secure base with the perfect tilt angle (approximately 25º) for small and medium-format guitar, bass, keyboard amplifiers, etc

 

The objective is very simple: to improve sound projection without dangerous improvisations (books, boxes, or unstable furniture) and to prevent accidental falls caused by cable tugs or unforeseen bumps

Designed with real use at home or in the studio in mind, this stand allows the amplifier to be placed in an inclined position, optimizing direct listening and reducing the loss of treble that occurs when the amp points directly at the floor

 

Furthermore, its compact format facilitates transport and storage, and its geometry is designed to adapt to different amplifier models without the need for adjustments or additional accessories

In summary: a simple, robust, and definitive solution for something almost all guitarists have been doing wrong for years

 

Alternative uses: Personally, by inverting the piece, I have also found alternative uses for it, such as a stand for mixing desks and keyboards, as it allows them to be tilted slightly, facilitating their handling and improving ergonomics during use

For greater security and stability, it is recommended to add non-slip material to the base of the stand, such as adhesive rubber or felt, to improve grip on the support surface

 

VERY IMPORTANT: this stand is not suitable for large amplifiers, and it is the user's responsibility to use it with common sense, evaluating whether their equipment is suitable for this type of stand, especially in the case of delicate equipment (e.g., tube amplifiers) or tall amplifiers with a high center of gravity. In these cases, due to the tilt angle of the stand, a loss of stability and a risk of tipping backward could occur

For this reason, its use is not recommended with large amplifiers or those with unstable bases, its ideal application being for small and medium-format amplifiers

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