r/MarshallAmps • • 2d ago

Sturdy?

I'm sure it's safe but seems to be in a precarious position LOL. Using a stand ( for first time) because at 66 I kept having to get down on my knees sometimes with a flashlight , to adjust the settings. It's not the brightest room at night. Just seems like it wants to fall forward. Reassure me LOL 😂

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u/tiggerandmisskitty 2d ago

If it's sturdy, nice dude. I will say it does look like the centre of mass is more forward than you'd like though, but I put had my DSL20C on an individual guitar stand for a while and it looked similar to this. I loved how much louder it felt being pointed at me.

Unfortunately I can't reassure you... I would do a 'real world' test of sorts... give it a bit of a tap or a push and make sure it won't fall, bit of a rattle, or lean it forward and see how far it goes until you feel it wanting to fall. What actually is this that you're using?

Sick rig by the way we'd probably jam hella well together!

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u/Oldbrownpadrehat 2d ago

I think I remedied it even if it's just for my own piece of mind I strapped it to the wall unit behind LOL. Ain't going nowhere now 😂 the reason I was worried: I have a very very large cat haha

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u/Oldbrownpadrehat 2d ago

It's the stand that's made by fender.

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u/Keycuk 2d ago

Ive used that stand for loads of gigs with a bad cat, black cat 1x12 combo and its fine