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Roadready stand for speakers

First look November 2012

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Right guys, quick demo of this collapsible stand from a company called RoadReady. First of all you'll notice that you've got almost like a halfway point. Well you can separate this so you could have the stand or the platform fitting on that one, alternatively on two of them. Ideally it's for two. On the top there I've got a couple of Wharfdale 15 and Horn. Now I'm six foot tall and I get to about there. So, there's a good bit of height up there. One main advantage of using something like this is a tripod with a heavy speaker on the top is not that stable. This is very stable. What I'm going to do, I'm going to give it a wobble. Right, and I am really wobbling that now. And, alright, wobbles. It's not going anywhere. Of course, if you're used to physics, you'll realise that once you've got weight...

Pressing down, you're going to have less movement there. At the moment it looks a bit haphazard. It would be nice to have something all the way around there. I've got that cloth there. I'm not going to use that because that is not fire resistant. Something fire resistant around there would look pretty good. So what does that look like? Well it looks like that. There you go. There it is. Constantine it in. Looking good. And if we have a look around the back. I'll put a link in the description to the Road Ready site. I'm pretty sure they still make these guys, but I'm going to be using a setup like this very shortly in a gig log. It's going to be rather wicked, I'm not going to tell you anything about it at all, you'll have to wait until the video, but it's going to be a bit of a crazy night and I think it's going to go on for quite a while as well.

For those and the moment which is quite funny so where I put my PC on two twin 18s so I'll be using four well there'll be four 18 inch 415 and a monitor as well for myself powered monitor so there you go go and check these out practice and enjoy thanks

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