Cab stand?

[Cantdosleepy]

I've got my 1x15 on the floor, angled up towards me at the moment. This angling is achieved with various textbooks. It keeps falling down when I abuse my low end. Which I like to do.

It's a pretty light cab (flitesound ultralite, to be precise). Any recommendations for a good stand/angler?

[johnm]

[quote name='Cantdosleepy' post='52655' date='Aug 30 2007, 10:18 AM']I've got my 1x15 on the floor, angled up towards me at the moment. This angling is achieved with various textbooks. It keeps falling down when I abuse my low end. Which I like to do.

It's a pretty light cab (flitesound ultralite, to be precise). Any recommendations for a good stand/angler?[/quote]
Here is a pic of my stand for my GK rig. The main stand is a Giraffe stand about £34 and the MB112 is on
a part of a cab stand from Maplin £10 which I butchered and got my brother to weld onto the Giraffe stand.
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[Cantdosleepy]

Thanks!

[BOD2]

I made a really cheap one with a flat piece of plywood for the cab to sit on and two wedges of plywood screwed to each side of this. It didn't look pretty but once painted black it was fairly invisible and did the job.

[guyl]

The headrest from my Ford Mondeo soaks up the vibrations and stage shake that makes the cab move. The slight V-shape means the angle can be optimised depending how close you're stood.

Car cost £2500 second hand which is a lot to pay for a cab stand, but it also doubles up as gig transport.

[Delberthot]

I've been using a giraffe one now for a good few years. Currently use it for my Schroeder 1212L but it has been used with a 4x10" many times in the past so it'll take whatever you've got (as long as its not a 2x15")