My definitive stand for the Profiler

viabcroce · Jul 28th 2016

Found it. Solid, robust, stable. I can raise the KPA at eye's height if I want (max plate height is 140 cm), and also tilt it up\down if I want.
The tripod's width is not fixed and you can tweak it as well (max distance between feet is 80 cm, very wide).
The plate is large enough for also serving as a shelf for small things like picks, bottlenecks or the like.
Closed, it's a bit bigger than a good music stand, and heavier.

Currently touring with it... so far, so good.

https://www.amazon.it/gp/produ…age_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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Maurizio70 · Jul 28th 2016

Great, I was still searching for it!!! Good advice!

SpinnerDeluxe · Jul 28th 2016

Excellent find! Thanx for sharing.

Zappledan · Jul 28th 2016

Hmm, apparently not available in the US.

whippinpost91850 · Jul 28th 2016

Proel is available in the Us, but you are right this particular stand appears not to be

viabcroce · Jul 28th 2016

QuickLock have got the same model. It might be worth investigating if you like its concept.

http://www.quiklok.com/catalog…Product=500&sName=LPH-001

Monkey_Man · Jul 29th 2016

I swear by Proel, and have recommended their rack drawers here on the forum before. In my experience, nothing comes close to the overall quality, robustness and weight of the company's rack gear.

That said, I do feel uneasy about that setup, GianFrancBro'. The mass and tight manufacturing tolerances of the Proel are the only conceivable saving graces for the instability due to the sheer physics of the height, especially when you raise it to eye-level, of the setup. If you ran it at the height shown in the picture above or lower, I'd have zero worries; it's the fear of someone falling / walking into it that bugs me, mate.

Obviously, only you can make the call, but I strongly suggest you consider the effects of low light and alcohol, along with the mass of many roadies that you're likely to encounter in most venues.

Other than that, well done on an excellent choice, man!

SpinnerDeluxe · Jul 29th 2016

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Obviously, only you can make the call, but I strongly suggest you consider the effects of low light and alcohol, along with the mass of many roadies that you're likely to encounter in most venues.

That also bothered me. But for rehearsal and sound tuning at home it seems to be perfect, no? In the manual they say it comes with a big roll of tape. Its meant to put a stripe over the door of the frigde to keep the beer away...

Jimmyno · Jul 29th 2016

This is Jimmyno's Way
Quik Lok Bs 625

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SpinnerDeluxe · Jul 29th 2016

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This is Jimmyno's Way

I like the angle the Kemper is at.

Jimmyno · Jul 29th 2016

Yep, it is very sturdy and there are two metal brackets behind
The photo seems a bit messy, but it is a very comfortable stand. And it attaches very well to my hand truck!

danel59 · Jul 29th 2016

Nice background in the 2nd picture . Looks like a great setup, is that a Line 6 Wireless attached to the side of the KPA? How is it attached, velcro?

drog · Jul 29th 2016

I kinda like the other set of legs in the second pic, do they come with the setup? Lol

Jimmyno · Jul 29th 2016

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Nice background in the 2nd picture . Looks like a great setup, is that a Line 6 Wireless attached to the side of the KPA? How is it attached, velcro?

3M Dual lock
Under the KPA there's an adam hall 1u case (attached to the KPA with the 3M) in which I installed my wireless IEM sender, a socket and some stuff to quick connect to the aux. Everything goes in the Gator PB66, with the remote.
And yes, VERY nice background

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I kinda like the other set of legs in the second pic, do they come with the setup? Lol

Only for old KPA users

Monkey_Man · Jul 29th 2016

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That also bothered me. But for rehearsal and sound tuning at home it seems to be perfect, no?

Absorootly, Brother Spinster... I san, Spinner!

Should be great for that IMHO. It's only the someone-falling-into-it factor that bothers me (at a gig).

SpinnerDeluxe · Jul 30th 2016

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Absorootly, Brother Spinster... I san, Spinner!

Should be great for that IMHO. It's only the someone-falling-into-it factor that bothers me (at a gig).

Hey Monkey mate! Gimme some of your pills. I got the Performance-blues and needed those...

(Did I mention my Kemper is angled now? Just put an old little MIDI merger box under its front!)

Monkey_Man · Jul 30th 2016

Excellent. Well done, Spinner.

You wanted pills? I had to revisit the MLI (MonkeyLabs Industries™) Product Update Q1 2016, contained in another forum, to find the exact name of the product (it's a comprehensive list my alter ego put together over some years) that I thought you might like the sound of. All stock is in the digital ether of the cast-a-nets, unfortunately, so you'll just have to imagine popping one:

MonkeyLabs MoodBuster Transient After-Dinner Perception Cookie™

xxtwighlight · Jul 30th 2016

I went to the hardware store and picked up these steel angle bars as well as screws/ washers/ etc.
I used the existing screw holes in both the Kemper & Atomic CLR.
Just an addtional different idea.

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Monkey_Man · Jul 30th 2016

Well done, xxtwighlight!

Neat, sturdy and adjustable. Very nice.

viabcroce · Jul 30th 2016

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I do feel uneasy about that setup, GianFrancBro'.

Well, the distance between feet at ground level is 80 cm, a lot. Feels stable to me. And it's actually lower than eye-height (max 140 cm for the plate).

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I used the exisisting screw holes in both the Kemper & Atomic CLR.
Just an addtional different idea.

Nice invention!

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