PSA Tilting Amp Stand

[Pieman]

I hope posting this is okay

A friend’s boyfriend has designed and is starting to market this amp stand.

I’d be happy to forward your comments to him. thanks 

https://share.google/5SVQihM75u7zKYrmH

 

 

Edited November 11, 2025 by Pieman

[velorush]

That's really cool and takes up far less space than the stand like this I bought BITD:

 

[santellavision]

Looks very cool.

I have one just like Jeff above has. It's a pain to carry. These look pretty cool. Not sure about the Nylon material version, but the Aluminum version looks nice!

[Jimbilly]

that's pretty neat, I had imagined something sort of like that but just out of wood, and from looking at his photos: you could make one with 3 pieces of wood and no fasteners: the sides would be similar shape, if a bottom connector piece was cut correctly it would have cutouts that slide into cutouts in the side pieces and the weight of the amp on the connector piece would keep it all together. I'll ask my 92 year old dad to make me one! - he'll even paint it green for me like he does to everything he makes.  Of course the downside to having 3 pieces and no fasteners is the inevitable "where's that missing piece?" moment. 

[Jimbilly]

1 hour ago, velorush said:

That's really cool and takes up far less space than the stand like this I bought BITD:

 

I have an early version of that one where the uppler L parts don't fold down, it does take up quite a bit of space and stays home most of the time. I bought a $10 folding tiny one from sweetwater, and usually wedge/lean the small amp up against a wall or fake potted plant.

[Dave Scepter]

I still use these 

[velorush]

51 minutes ago, Jimbilly said:

I have an early version of that one where the uppler L parts don't fold down, it does take up quite a bit of space and stays home most of the time. I bought a $10 folding tiny one from sweetwater, and usually wedge/lean the small amp up against a wall or fake potted plant.

Mine doesn't fold down either. I brought it down from the attic to set up my combo in the new music room / office. The amp isn't that large, but it was nearly in the middle of the room sitting on that thing. I put it back up in the attic. 

23 minutes ago, Dave Scepter said:

I still use these 

Makes me miss my old SF Twin Reverb with the factory JBLs. My back doesn't miss it, but I do. 

[Dave Scepter]

1 hour ago, velorush said:

Makes me miss my old SF Twin Reverb with the factory JBLs. My back doesn't miss it, but I do. 

Yeah, I have them on a Rivera era Concert and Super Champ

[bry4321]

6 hours ago, Pieman said:

I hope posting this is okay

A friend’s boyfriend has designed and is starting to market this amp stand.

I’d be happy to forward your comments to him. thanks 

https://share.google/5SVQihM75u7zKYrmH

 

 

That looks pretty cool!

[django49]

Looks like a good deal. Count me in. I DO like the Atlas stands for use with head/cab amps to achieve the same effect, but they are a lot more expensive......I have made replicas and like them a lot.....There are advantages to having your own shop!

 

https://atlas-stands.com/index.php/products/

Edited November 12, 2025 by django49
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[velorush]

I especially like your complimentary head stand eliminating the need for the Fender Piggyback bits on top of the cabinet. Nicely done!

[django49]

48 minutes ago, velorush said:

I especially like your complimentary head stand eliminating the need for the Fender Piggyback bits on top of the cabinet. Nicely done!

You can probably tell from the top picture, but the back support folds down and the head support stacks with it.....Very easy to  transport for gigs.

Still, the Kickstarter version would be a great choice for a combo amp and a heckuva lot less $$.

[svl]

The adjustability shown on the Kiclstarter page really sells it. Tell your pal he's got a winner.

[cynic]

This bit is everything.

[Mike Brooks]

Lighter and easier to transport.