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Alembic products => Alembic Basses & Guitars => Topic started by: landskov on November 05, 2003, 09:50:39 AM
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Anybody know where to get a stand that fits a Spyder?
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Kirk,
I use an ultimate support stand that does not have rest poles for the bottom of the bass - the entire instrument is held by the curvatures of the headstock.
I found this to be the best not only aesthetically, but also since the Rogue body shape has such a deep contour on the body, it tilted too far at an angle on all other stands - and nearly fell several times.
I embarked on an avid search for a more adequate stand for that eccentric body shape and this is the best I have come accross. They run about $25, and I believe that they have a lifetime warranty(?).
Hope that helps!
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I fully agree with Kayo. This stand is all I will ever use for my gear. They're inexpensive, sturdy and very roadworthy.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=031105104147198026119085698338/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/450561/ (http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/sid=031105104147198026119085698338/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/450561/)
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Looks good guys, thanks.
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If it only worked for headless basses...
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huh ...turning the guitar upside down???
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http://www.musiccenterinc.com/wwwAuto/Ultimate%20Support/4035.shtml
Here's one for $20.I use one and they are great.It fits into the back of my 6 space rack which is very handy.
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I use an el cheapo stand where the rest poles at the bottom are kind of like a huge tuning fork which plugs into a socket on the stand. This means the fork swivels - perfectly accomodating the slant on the spyders body.
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There may be a market here for a handmade wood Spyder stand.
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Yeah - a market of 75.
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Hi Guys,
I use the same stands as David with this swiveling fork.
This is ok but you have to take care a little bit as the Spyders tend to slip off a little bit.
Oliver
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My Rogues sit better on the Warwick 3 instrument stand than any of the others I've tried, and it's more impervious to the perils of clumsy bandmates on crowded stages than a hanging stand. When I'm only bringing a single bass I use a QuikLok A-frame. The deluxe QuikLok with the neck cradle and moveable body cradles should work for just about anything.
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Hey Guys,
I've got one of those Deluxe Quik Lok stands just sitting in my garage. I stopped using it because the neck cradle doesn't really fit a 5 string neck. Whoever wants it is more than welcome to it. Just cover my shipping on it. I think I paid $40-$50 for it.
Let me know if anyone wants it.
Peace,
Dino
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I use a String Swing that has a plate I mounted to the side of my amp head, and a cushioned U that screws in. If you have a stack tall enough to to allow your bass to hang off the ground ( and what good Alembician doesn't?), it's the safest thing I've found.
Larry
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BRother Larry,
now ...THAT's an IDEA!!!!!!
Let's see... if I consider Tweak Peaks ...it should be great have this kind of stand -huh-huh that's not a stand it's a hang-or-something- mounted on the top case so I can kinda flick it out aside so Bonnie can hand restfully at the side or the front ....
mmmmmmm ...good idea!!!!
Paul the bad one