Does a Pro Guitar Player Need an Amp Stand?

Okay, "Need" might be a strong word here, but using an amp stand will improve the life of any pro player in a bunch of ways.

Isolation: Amp stands help to cut out unwanted resonance that develops in flimsy, hollow stages (and really, most stages are flimsy and hollow...). Make the most of your rig and the room your playing by getting a cleaner, more accurate representation of your tone.

Projection: When sitting flat, an amp's speaker pushes sound straight out at the level of the player's shins, encountering more obstacles and dying out sooner. An amp stand tilts the speaker back, letting it throw the sound up and out into a room, and making it much easier to fill a space. This is especially important if playing without a high-quality PA or a good sound tech.

Protection: This is a big one. Stuff happens - spills, tip-overs, the cable monster. An amp stand helps to keep your gear safe from all of it.

So, what makes an RXB Amp Stand the right choice?

- It's Simple: With zero fasteners and an intuitive design, a five-year old could set up our amp stand in a matter of seconds.

- It's Portable: Tears down as quick as it sets up. It can even fit in a gig bag or tuck inside an amp's rear cavity with your cables.

- It's Affordable: Seriously. You wouldn't think this would be a problem with amp stands, but it is.

- It's Stylish: All-wood construction and thoughtful design make RXB the stand-out among a sea of boring steel construction equip... I mean, "music gear."

You simply will not find another amp stand on the market that meets all of those criteria.