Roadready cases FOLD OUT MULTI-SPEAKER PLATFORM

0:01 First of all, I've got to apologise

Alright folks, first of all, I've got to apologise. It's not the fact that I'm having a beer, but if you do find that this particular video is slightly smoky, it's about the fact that earlier on, and the missus was with me, put a couple of pieces of bread in the toaster, walked away and had a bit of a sniff, as you do, and realised that there was a bit of black smoke in the house, went back into the kitchen, the kitchen, I swear to God, Full of smoke, the toaster, or sorry, the toast or the bread, toast haven't popped up. So, yeah, anyway, it's real life, isn't it? Right, I want to show you this. It's from a company called Road Ready and it is a speaker stand. There you go. You see what you do is you put your speakers on there. Just kidding. Right, okay. This is... Bloody socks just got stuck down on the floor. Got nails sticking up. I'm not going to edit this.

1:34 Put it together, what bits

Take it or leave it, isn't it? Right, alright, there you go. Now what I've done is, well I've done two straps, one there, one over there, and open it out. There you go. Put your speakers on there and you're away. Practice... just kidding. Okay, now I have noticed that it does come with one of these, which is great if you want to pose, but it's made me think actually, I'll show you in a second. It's a nice road-ready sign. We've got these guys here, these are known as the risers. One, two and again this is just video number one showing you a particular item and then in future videos I'll show you how to put it together, what bits are etc. We'll have more of a close up. Now that's the top. Now, one important factor here is just about there you've got a little compartment where you've got some metal things. Now, they're not to look pretty or chuck at people in the crowd. They're there to hold the risers together. Very important. So, what I'm going to do now, you watch this. I'm going to show you one I made earlier. Right, just move the camera so I can see what I'm doing. Ta-da! Right, there it is.

Yes, okay, you can see what I mean about that. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's good, but, you know, you may want to put, I don't know, Dave's Discos or something like that across there. Anyway, right, so what I'll do, I'll move the camera back and excuse all the fantastic editing, but, like I said, this is real life. Okay, right, let's have a look. I'm going to take that off. Just a quick thing about this here. It's magnetic, so...

3:08 We've got one riser on top of the other, platform, speaker

Do you like that? Two seconds, job done. Alright, what have we got? We've got one riser on top of the other, platform, speaker. That's it. No seriously, that is it. There you go. No more. Not rocket science. It's one, two and the top bit. That's it. You know those little metal bits I showed you earlier on? Well all you do is you clip them onto these bits here. That's it. To hold the two risers together. So, I'm supposed to take this as video number one. Now, at the moment I've got a 15 and horn on the top of that. And by the looks of it, I could quite easily put that... And again, this is trapezoid. Excuse me. Spinky smoke. Trapezoid speakers are... Let's say we were looking down at a speaker. Sort of like that sort of shape. So in other words, you could put one there, one there. In other words, you've got more of sound distribution. Video number one on this guy here from Road Ready. Now what I'll do, I'll put a clickable link in the description as well so practice and enjoy. Thank you.

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