Sits perfectly on the Kabinet but not sure how well it would cope if tilted.
Sits perfectly on the Kabinet but not sure how well it would cope if tilted.
Yeah, something tells me the toaster would find its way to the floor with vibrations at volume.
That was my thought too by looking at photos...I'm looking for as compact of a setup as possible, I wonder if the Quik Lock stand folds up fairly small?
Not sure, maybe find the manual with specs?
Use zip ties and duct tape to secure it.
I wonder if that industrial velcro would work. Even still I'd be a little hesitant.
If there's someway to easily install some swivel sticks that could work.
To paint a picture, it would look like the kabinet has rabbit ears that can be swiveled around when the toaster isn't on top. Lol
I wonder if that industrial velcro would work. Even still I'd be a little hesitant.
If there's someway to easily install some swivel sticks that could work.
To paint a picture, it would look like the kabinet has rabbit ears that can be swiveled around when the toaster isn't on top. Lol
I’m liking your thinking Elvis. It would be easy enough to make something that just sits on top, forms a wedge and hooks over the front of the cabinet to stop it sliding off. Such a shelf/bracket/adapter…….. would be very compact and easy to transport.
I’m liking your thinking Elvis. It would be easy enough to make something that just sits on top, forms a wedge and hooks over the front of the cabinet to stop it sliding off. Such a shelf/bracket/adapter…….. would be very compact and easy to transport.
Heck, maybe even just a modified bungee cord 
Put it this way, I stacked my Kabinets and the top one fell off from the vibrations.
So defo needs securing I would say.
I had a Fender Bassman head and cabinet years ago with piggyback hardware and tilt back leg which worked really well. A person would have to decide if they wanted to open up the Kemper to see if there were empty space at the bottom for the bolts to mount the clip bars on, if there is you would never have to worry about it falling off. Do a search for Fender Piggyback Hardware, many vendors sell it and the prices vary.
I had a Fender Bassman head and cabinet years ago with piggyback hardware and tilt back leg which worked really well. A person would have to decide if they wanted to open up the Kemper to see if there were empty space at the bottom for the bolts to mount the clip bars on, if there is you would never have to worry about it falling off. Do a search for Fender Piggyback Hardware, many vendors sell it and the prices vary
That's a great ( if not invasive) solution!
