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5 minutes ago, Downunderwonder said:

What's up with the metal bit holding back the amp? It looks like just enough to wedge it against the top of the guitar stand, or it has a bump inserting into the stand?

It's a mike splitter bar that screws into the threaded insert on top of the stand. Stand height adjusted so bar stops amp sliding off

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5 hours ago, stewblack said:

Genius, and so easy to make!

 

Cool. But $109 + $75 !! US/GB shipping. And where's the head go? This, £62 for stand, laptop stand and a tie down. But not quite so 'ansome.

 

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28 minutes ago, lownote said:

 

Cool. But $109 + $75 !! US/GB shipping. And where's the head go? This, £62 for stand, laptop stand and a tie down. But not quite so 'ansome.

 

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You can buy the foam and make your own, cut it a little taller and the head will sit on top of the cab 

what you have works a treat  and is an instant fix though, I am quite lazy 😂🤣

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24 minutes ago, lownote said:

 

Cool. But $109 + $75 !! US/GB shipping. And where's the head go? This, £62 for stand, laptop stand and a tie down. But not quite so 'ansome.

 

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Some of us are handy enough with a Stanley knife and some tough foam to cobble up a facsimile for a little less than that amount. ;)

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My solution using the IKEA laptop stand. I it modified a bit 🙂 Removed some of the larger plastic lip and trimmed it round the cab corners.

Works a treat. The larger lip curves back on itself a little and is perfect for hooking over the front of the cab but I didn't like it covering the grill and speaker, hence the "mod".IMG_20220419_140956746.thumb.jpg.7ade7356f02f8eee3b33e58c3a21c704.jpgIMG_20220419_141004234.thumb.jpg.0055e5c4037542759eaeed5bf1c52bda.jpgIMG_20220419_141016887.thumb.jpg.0e4394ad8789bd63403ec0da829415e4.jpgIMG_20220419_141305310.thumb.jpg.d32c7997e688b07e896295c22b4a625d.jpg

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2 minutes ago, BassBunny said:

My solution using the IKEA laptop stand. I modified a bit. Removed some of the larger plastic lip and trimmed it round the cab corners.

Works a treat. The larger lip curves back on itself a little and is perfect for hooking over the front of the cab but I didn't like it covering the grill and speaker, hence the "mod".IMG_20220419_140956746.thumb.jpg.7ade7356f02f8eee3b33e58c3a21c704.jpgIMG_20220419_141004234.thumb.jpg.0055e5c4037542759eaeed5bf1c52bda.jpgIMG_20220419_141016887.thumb.jpg.0e4394ad8789bd63403ec0da829415e4.jpgIMG_20220419_141305310.thumb.jpg.d32c7997e688b07e896295c22b4a625d.jpg

That’s very smart and nicely done 

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31 minutes ago, BassBunny said:

My solution using the IKEA laptop stand. I modified a bit. Removed some of the larger plastic lip and trimmed it round the cab corners.

Works a treat. The larger lip curves back on itself a little and is perfect for hooking over the front of the cab but I didn't like it covering the grill and speaker, hence the "mod".IMG_20220419_140956746.thumb.jpg.7ade7356f02f8eee3b33e58c3a21c704.jpgIMG_20220419_141004234.thumb.jpg.0055e5c4037542759eaeed5bf1c52bda.jpgIMG_20220419_141016887.thumb.jpg.0e4394ad8789bd63403ec0da829415e4.jpgIMG_20220419_141305310.thumb.jpg.d32c7997e688b07e896295c22b4a625d.jpg

That works so well it took me ages to even see it in the first pic!

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32 minutes ago, BassBunny said:

My solution using the IKEA laptop stand. I modified a bit. Removed some of the larger plastic lip and trimmed it round the cab corners.

Works a treat. The larger lip curves back on itself a little and is perfect for hooking over the front of the cab but I didn't like it covering the grill and speaker, hence the "mod".IMG_20220419_140956746.thumb.jpg.7ade7356f02f8eee3b33e58c3a21c704.jpgIMG_20220419_141004234.thumb.jpg.0055e5c4037542759eaeed5bf1c52bda.jpgIMG_20220419_141016887.thumb.jpg.0e4394ad8789bd63403ec0da829415e4.jpgIMG_20220419_141305310.thumb.jpg.d32c7997e688b07e896295c22b4a625d.jpg

 

That is very well done indeed.  Unfortunately I've had to hike my laptop stand up into the air (with 3/4 inch rubber plant pot risers) to clear the Barefaced handle, which is like a sort of suitcase handle, and probably is. So I can't be neat n flush like you. And if I trim my large lip back to where you've got it I suspect over time the edge will cut into the cloth grille.  

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I didn't think you were suppose tilt  cabs of the floor - something to do with floor coupling??

Can someone with technical knowledge enlighten me please?

 

Edit - I can see from a bit of googling, I've got that completely the wrong way round!

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Like this?

 

It's made by a company called RTX, I got mine from Amazon, but it's available elsewhere (https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/amp-stand/rtx-trt-smx-monitor-guitar-amp-stand?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=surfaces&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhumU_Kil9wIVzdvVCh1Y2QofEAQYAyABEgJEDfD_BwE)



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4 hours ago, Dad3353 said:

 

Always..? o.O

 

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:lol: :P

Yes. The dispersion angle in the mids is inversely proportional to the width of the radiating area. As shown that area is twice what it would be when rotated 90 degrees.

 

3 hours ago, alexa3020 said:

I didn't think you were suppose tilt  cabs of the floor - something to do with floor coupling??

Can someone with technical knowledge enlighten me please?

 

Edit - I can see from a bit of googling, I've got that completely the wrong way round!

Boundary reinforcement from the floor happens when the lowermost driver is less than 1/4 wavelength away. At 200Hz that's 1.4 feet. At 100Hz it's 2.8 feet. There are instances where raising it more than 2 feet or so can be beneficial, as in the case of a boomy cab or stage where you want the lows augmented but not the midbass that produces boom. These rules also apply to boundary reinforcement off the wall behind the cab. Very often what makes for the best sound is the same thing that makes for the best real estate: location, location, and location.

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6 hours ago, Bill Fitzmaurice said:

You should always turn the cab up tall. It doubles the midrange dispersion angle.

Ordinarily, for a 210, sure, but the one in the photo is a Barefaced with one woofer low passed. For a personal monitor I doubt it matters.

 

The bigger problem might be the forward kick off the wall increasing.

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That depends on where it's low passed. I suspect Alex did so fairly high, to eliminate comb filtering. Typically it would be done where the center to center distance of the drivers is one wavelength. With two tens that's in the vicinity of 1.1kHz. If it's done at too low a frequency the lost midrange output could be problematic. It would affect personal monitoring, as the driver that's full range should be as high as possible. The boundary reinforcement off the wall shouldn't be affected.

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