Quik Lok AMS-BS-625 Amplifier Stand, Black

Outstanding stand. Holds my 2X12 cabs like it was made for them. The upper section doesn't adjust for width. I play through a couple different heads, micro and/or lunchbox, whatever you want to call them. My Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister power plug is right where the upright is on the upper stand. It doesn't bother me at all. The stand is very stable. I'd read it was shaky, but if you tighten up all the screws (which is super easy) I've found it to be very stable. I gig with this in multiple locations. Set up is super fast. Placement lets me hear my rig over the PA at the club. And it folds down pretty small. I can fit it, my 2X12, and my head case in the back of my Wrangler (back seat removed). Guitar and bag in the front and I'm good to go.

Took a while to figure out, although now that I see how it goes together it makes sense. Part of my confusion is that the product description is quite poor. Fits up to 2-12 cabinet? I have a 1-12 Avatar Vintage cabinet and it's a very tight fit - in some respects too small because there is no clearance to adjust the upper shelf, either higher, or at any other angle. It still works, though not as designed because the upper shelf can rest on the cabinet and hold a line 6 DT25 (or DT50, I have both).As luck would have it, the angle is good, everything is visible/accessible and the stand is quite sturdy. The footprint is small, which was the goal, along with tilting the cabinet up to get better control of our stage volume.I received it with one of those little rubber pads missing. There are quite a few of them but it's easy to see when there is one more on the left than on the right. Hopefully Amazon or QL can send me a replacement.As you might expect, it's heavy. It's got to carry a lot of weight and a sturdy stand is a heavy stand. Seems to fold up well to a manageable size.

It does exactly what I hoped it would do. It holds my amps and cab. Bottom height is adjustable, however if you have a bigger cab or amp you may have to take out the bolt at the bottom of the post for more height. Upper deck tilt is adjustable. It's a little wobbly, but feels sturdy and doesn't seem it will tip easily. Very happy with this purchase. Thank you.

The good news: this is very easy to set up and adjust. There is no assembly. The bad news: at full extension it does not fit a small speaker cabinet and with a 2-amplifier configuration it is very difficult to fit even a small amp on the bottom or access the controls for most brands. The amplifier on the top leans too much, even when the stand is adjusted in the most upright position. What is worse (I had ordered two), upon returning the items I learned that I had to pay a $18.01 return shipping fee; a $19.08 restocking fee; and a $1.98 item promotion deduction. Measure and make certain this will work for you before ordering.

Upon delivery the box looked like it was handled by Ace Ventura. And if you don't get that reference.... The box was trashed. I opened it and everything looked fine but I am missing one of the rubber grip pads on the top rack. The stand is nice and will hold my two amps. I feel like for the price it could be a little sturdier. But this is literally the only dual Amp stand I could find on the internet. So I guess they can charge 150 and get away with it.

I'm impressed. I honestly didn't know anyone made something like this but got the notion in my head that having something like this would be great and started searching. Bingo! Perfectly holds my Fender Super Champ X2 and Marshall DSL5c.Angles are adjustable as is height adjustment to some extent for the bottom portion of the stand. It is quite heavy and substantial as it should be to hold amplifiers.Make sure to put the heavier amp or extension cabinet on the bottom to keep it from becoming top heavy.Tried to add a pic, but something is wrong with that option in the review page.

No matter how I try to make this stand work for me it doesn't. the round back plate blocks the cabinets input on my cabinets, The top portion doesn't raise high enough to fit even midsize cabinets and it's not stabilized well, its always kind of wobbly. Once I almost get something to work there is bar or a leg blocking an input or output. trying to squeeze cabinets in I've had to remove the feet, the handles of the cabinets but still doesn't sit well in it. I've even tried to put my cabinet upside down so I can have unobstructed access to the input jack. Of course it just made my gear look ridiculous and customers shouldn't have to have to work this hard to get a product to do what it should have been designed to do. I don't think the company really tested this product out prior to production. There are some serious design flaws, enough to make this thing really frustrating and nearly useless.

I had read the reviews and almost did not purchase because of them. Anyway I did it and was pleased very much. The stand unfolds and is easy to see how things go. I placed one amp on bottom and solid and the one on top does just fin also. Easy to move. I had been wanting one for a long time. I’m glad I found this one!

Works great except the wheels on my amp make for an off set placement on the stand. Other than that it’s great.

Génial !!!

Item is very sturdy, thick and lightweight. Amp stand is the best and definitely the most convenient thing I ever had.

What I liked: the priceWhat I dint like: this thing is pretty wobbly... it holds a 1x12 mesa combo (fairly heavy) on the top and another 1x12 ext. Cab on the bottom, but it is not SOLID. I would have liked more weight and rigidity, this stand seems rather flimsy.It does it's job... just don't push it!

Esta bien acabado, cumple la función pa ra la que está diseñando. Lo he utilizando con un Mesa Boogie TA-15 y una pantalla con un 12” y también con un Fender Deville.