would this hold 3 heavy basses? I dont want to spend 100 dollars but I need to hold all of my basses in a small room. Also how long is the shipping box? I cant receive any packages over 36 inches.
892886
I wouldn't think there would be a problem, especially since each instrument sits over a leg. And I have no idea how big the shipping box was, but folded up, it is 34" long.
892887
If the basses are similar to electric guitars, they should fit. Weight doesn't seem to be a concern...mostly the shape of the body and neck. I use elastic hair bands to keep my fiddles in securely. Otherwise they seem like they will fall out. I don't remember the package, but doesn't seem like it would be longer than 36" I'd doble check with the seller.
892888
The length (i.e. height) of the central post is adjustable to accommodate many guitar and bass (electric) lengths. As a test I increased the central post to about 25 inches above the lower bracket, a total floor to top length of 42 inches. My Richenbacker '73 bass hangs above the floor with a 6 inch clearance. With the central post adjusted to a minimum length, the length of the stand with top and lower arms folded is about 34 inches. Packaging might increase to about 36 inches length (I did not keep the shipping box). Hope that helps. Check the shipping dimensions to be sure.
1735108
The speakers are fairly light but the bass box is quite heavy. I think is not problem at all mounting them.
1845582
We only have a 1/2 sized bass on it and it seems fine. The stand is adjustable, I think it would hold a 3/4 sized bass as well. You could always return it if it doesn't fit. I really like this stand, it's very sturdy and it looks great with the bass on it. Definitely a good buy.
1072036
This is a great unit for you, I'm a 2 man band and its works great, The Bass Im not sure about, usually a bass has their own amp, that you could mic up and pass through this unit, but it has a place for 4 xlr mics and 4 -1/4 inputs as well as rca hookups for tablets Ive never had a problem with the speakers at all, they are 12 inch and strong.
17138
Why not! Sounds like a perfect application. Like any other application, I would not plan to run this unit flat-out for long periods as you will likely run into reliability issues. This is not a high-end unit. I'm a gigging bass player and I've been using this with volumes set to about 8/10 for a couple of years now with no probs.
2084493
I put an Alpine S 12" in there and it sounds pretty solid. The box is well constructed and heavy. crisp bass
2044404
Yeah, for sure a large sealed enclosure due to the high QTS (open baffle) parameters of in wall speakers. Ported would result in many trial and error tunings with midbass peaks. Try it out though, no difference between wall cavity and an enclosure to the speaker itself. Without T/S specs this will be a gamble, try around 1-1.5 (larger yields deeper bass extension roll off but less accuracy in bass tones) cube feet enclosure to mimic a wall cavity, heavy stuffing. Have fun.
931900
It's a perfect fit for my bass. Check it out, http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00267OCUY. Maybe the measurements will give you a better idea.
523919
it depends on what size your amplifier is, I wouldn't put anything thing like that in less then a three-quarter inch MDF well insulated box do to rattling, it may make more rattle then bass, in a stock location.
1519214
Your speakers will need to be low profile as there is not a lot of room. I had two 10 inch MTX 800 subs that were too big for the box. I eventually placed two low profile 10 inch Kickers in there and they worked perfectly.
2201165
Product Details Manufacturer:BOSS AUDIOManufacturer reference:BASS800Product Dimensions:14 inches x 9.9 inches x 3 inches; 11.6 poundsShipping Weight:17.25 poundsASIN:B000OT31IUAmazon.com Sales Rank:4153
407338
I have a quad cab, but the box has more cutouts then what was needed for my truck. If you have factory under seat storage it might fit. the box is really well built and the bass is tight. Don't expect really deep bass though.
342080
I was very surprised by the amount of bass provided by this little sub. I have installed it into a small blue tooth box that I made that also has two 4" mid range speakers. There is a marked difference in this box w/ and w/out this sub hooked up. (just remember it is a 4" sub and you can't expect the world out of it!) hope this helps.
325304
A small to medium room will do well with this product--my living area is around 18x14, and the subwoofer, when cranked all the way up FILLS the living area with rich bass and smooth highs (Pacific Rim was rattling everything). For the money this is a steal that's hard to beat. Also keep in mind to break the subwoofer in gradually (2-4 weeks) of light to medium operation--afterwards you can turn the gains up and experience awesome satellite music and movies:~)
669543
It is FLAT PACKED in one large box. You need to assemble the stand so the finished instrument is much "larger" than the shipped instrument. The box is fairly heavy so moving it inside could be difficult for one person.
124008
Bass is great I have a 100 watt 8" Polk connected to mine. I don't turn mine up that loud, remember this is not a real expensive unit . If you want perfection spend more money.
917718
That should be more than enough. Of course gains and such need to be properly set. This single sub bangs my Magnum very hard. Alot louder and more bass than my coworker with his 6 sub eBay special stuff. Haha my 1 speaker. Make sure to break in sub well. Don't do like I did and get impatient and start banging it too loud too early.