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Ultimate Support AMP-150 Ultra Compact, Three-position Tilt Genesis Series Amp Stand with Locking Legs
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About Ultimate Support AMP-150 Ultra
The Ultimate Support amp-150 is the perfect addition to the gigging guitar player's rig. Not only does it comfortably hold a small to mid-sized combo amp up to 75 lbs. , but it's tilted (putting the sound where you need it instead of at your feet), and it features a mic boom attachment making an additional mic stand obsolete! Mic boom attachment standard there's no need to carry an additional mic stand when gigging with an amp-150. There's a built-in mic boom attachment at the top of the height-adjustable stand! Just add your favorite boom arm (or a gooseneck) and microphone, and you're ready. Great for both live sound reinforcement or for recording in the studio. Three-position tilt stand featuring three tilt positions, you can aim your amp exactly where you need it When using an amp-150 amp stand. You'll be able to hear high frequencies at much lower volume levels on stage and in practice, and the sound Guy will have better control over FOH sound since your amp is no longer facing directly forward. Stable and portable the amp-150 is one piece that quickly folds into an ultra compact, 3. 5" X 18" Unit. Take your stand anywhere and never lose parts again! And, the sturdy tripod base holds up to 75 lbs. - it's the perfect addition to your small to mid-sized combo amp! Patented leg locking system Genesis series guitar and amp stands feature a unique, patented leg-locking mechanism. When setting up the stand, unlock the legs, unfold and lock the legs in place for worry-free stability and strength. When finished with the gig, unlock the legs, fold, and lock for easy, compact portability. The ingenious leg lock eliminates "floppy leg" Syndrome.
