This innovative stand combines amp support and mic functionality in one compact design, featuring five adjustable tilt positions and soft foam padding for amp protection.
This innovative stand combines amp support and mic functionality in one compact design. The integrated microphone boom arm enables precise amp miking while reducing the need for additional stands, freeing up space on tight stages or in compact rooms. With five adjustable tilt positions, it accommodates various setups and is designed to lift a combo amplifier off the ground, angling it toward the player’s ears for optimal listening.
The stand supports combo amp loads up to 100 pounds and features soft foam padding on all contact surfaces to protect the amp from scratches, while also helping to dampen vibrations. When not in use, it folds down into a compact, portable size for easy transport and storage.
Gator offers a comprehensive range of guitar accessories, including hard-shell cases, professional gig bags, multi-stands, and a variety of related guitar products.
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