Advice on Monitor Stands
an4340
Posted 2006-12-11 12:01 PM (#227319)
Subject: Advice on Monitor Stands


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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands		I need advice on a reference monitor stand.
I got this Yamaha MS101 30Watt monitor, that is a dynamite amplifier for my acoustics. And I'd like to put it up on a stand. Maybe something waist high. Anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks
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cliff
Posted 2006-12-11 12:17 PM (#227320 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands


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Location: NJ		Get a folding keyboard stand.

Is it "pole-mountable"??(ShutUp,Witko!!).
A small pole-type speaker stand could work . . .
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stephent28
Posted 2006-12-11 12:20 PM (#227321 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands



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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066		You could also check out some of the smaller amp stands...like for Fender twins, etc.
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an4340
Posted 2006-12-11 2:14 PM (#227322 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands


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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands		It's a pole mountable model. I guess its dimensions are 6 wide by 6 inches deep by 8 inches tall. Weighs about 5 lbs. Speaker is about 4 inches wide. Has inputs for a mic and a guitar.

I think the small pole type speaker stand is what I'm looking for. I'm always looking for portable stuff.
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cliff
Posted 2006-12-11 2:22 PM (#227323 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands


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Location: NJ		GC has 'em on sale all the time.
The pole also allows you to "swivel" it around at will . . .
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ProfessorBB
Posted 2006-12-11 3:30 PM (#227324 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands



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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains
Originally posted by cliff:
The pole also allows you to "swivel" it around at will . . .
Now what are we talking about?
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stephent28
Posted 2006-12-11 4:04 PM (#227325 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands



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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066		Good one :D
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jb
Posted 2006-12-11 4:45 PM (#227326 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands


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Location: Isle of Man, UK		It's Will I feel sorry for.

Poor fella - "Swivel around it at will". "Fire at Will", etc etc.

I have to confess that I have very little to add this discussion other than that, so I'll try and be sensible for a bit...

Something like this maybe?

Clearly, this is from the UK, but eBay should turn something up...

JB
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Capo Guy
Posted 2006-12-11 4:48 PM (#227327 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands



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Location: East Tennessee		Here's one on ebay.
Speaker Stand

There are others on ebay also.
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an4340
Posted 2006-12-11 5:43 PM (#227328 - in reply to #227319)
Subject: Re: Advice on Monitor Stands


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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands		Man, those will work great
thanks guys.
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