Thought I would share my homemade stand solution for the lunchbox.. Not perfect but works very well and I'm still tweaking it a bit.. Take a simple 40$ music stand. Remove the top. Take some readily available flatbar iron and bend it to size.smooth out and round ends etc. Fabricated a way to bolt flatbar to stand. Drill holes where strap mounts. Replaced with longer screws.. Soon to be wing nut style..
lunchbox stand solution
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linked below
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linked below
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The Google+ links aren't working for me. Photobucket might be an easier way to share photos.
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http://www.target.com/p/wood-tv-tray…10&term=tv+tray
$7.99 and you have room for you drink !
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That looks great!
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This allows me to pack up the kemper quickly and keep it nearby with a small stage footprint.. I just loosen the tilt screw and flip the lever to pull out to bar still attached and transport it that way. As I said Im thinking of changing the side screws to a wing nut solution but the metal bar is pretty tight and I kind of like leaving it attached to just drop back into stand at home.. Im curious if the bag could be modified to still work with it still attached..
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Very cool!
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That looks good, I'd like some pictures without the Kemper mounted to see what the stand looks like after modification.
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That looks great, a little bit like R2D2 with legs.
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I'll see if I can get some more pics up for you guys soon
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That does look great! So when you disassemble it, does the tilt joint stay attached to the KPA? Does it still fit in the Namba bag?
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Tilt joint stays the way I'm currently using it. However I was considering replacing side srap bolts with a thumb screw.... They are metric 4 btw.. This would allow easy complete removal although it's a bit of a tight squeeze in between metal u shape
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looks great
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Someone would be able to sell quite a few of these I suspect ...
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This looks great, similar idea to what I had wondered about. When Gallien Krueger had their lunchbox guitar amps ML250 etc back in the 80's/90's they offered a bracket similar to what you have fashioned that would mount on a tripod based mic stand. With the thumbwheels it also allowed the amp to be angled as well. I like your idea. What did you use to mount the flatbar on the music stand?
Dan
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My machinist may be interested in making more of these as a hobby for a small profit. How many would be interested ? What would done be willing to pay ?
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