Is the stand stable enough to handle a turntable and amp (about 25 lbs. total)?
239145
it should be yes, I have my turn table on top and about 20 pounds worth or records on the bottom. Very great piece, worth the buy.
239146
Yes it is. I have a Crosley turntable on it which weighs that much. You will be pleased w/it, I think.
1339893
What I like best about this particular turntable is the base is larger than the turntable itself. This design means that the turntable it is very stable, doesn't wobble when you turn it, and (I feel) is almost impossible to flip over. From one Mac fan to another, if it were me, I'd use it for that purpose - but I wouldn't spin it around like a top- cytrifgul force can be a witch. Perhaps the details tab would specify the weight limit? I forgot to check it before answering this.
813561
Mrs M and Amazon:User's Guide received with my stand did not indicate weight capacity.However, normal common sense tells us it is a music stand used to hold basic music or other light weight materials. Heavy articles could cause it to tip over, or overload the tray and/or stand legs and cause a problem.Propose you contact distributor for their official answer to your question atPL &H; International13430 Alondra Blvd Cerritos, CA 90703Email: plh.international@gmail.comPh. 877-754-4681562-623-9266
982004
I have at least 20 lbs of cans stacked on my turntable. It turns easily. I do not know how much weight it can hold. I looked at the label that came with the turntable but it does not specify an amount of weight it can hold. The turntable is made of plastic.
1071142
Oh yeah, it will handle it. I have a rack mounted guitar processor sitting on mine and it is solid. The Guitar processor weighs about 18 lbs. As far as it being annoying, that is a subjective thing. I don't think so but then again, that is my own personal view. It is hard to find a quality swing-arm stand. This one is very nice. Hope this helps.
1113179
No not at all. Unless you adjust it like that. It's at it most sturdy ness when it opened all the way. How I have my set up the legs opening is not stretched all the way out because then it would be I the walk way. So it's perfect for how I use it. It's great stand for pianos & DJ turntables
434991
I bought of these stands for my teenage sons room. He has his 36 inch tv on it. This stand is pretty sturdy. I would say it will hold over 100 pounds.
137181
The shelves are not flexible (which is what I prefer) because each shelf is supposed to hold I think 20-30 pounds (the shelves actually hold much more). If you have the money I would not hesitate to buy it. I have one and am going to probably get 2 more in the future. Go to AudioKarma and look under the "Members Systems" go to page 872 and look for my name jeff spicoli and you will see that you can rotate the shelves to make a nice rack to hold some of your gear.
1223612
My stand has done fine with more weight than that on it. If your all - in - one has a very small footprint, it might become a concern, but with a decently spread out load I have no doubts or concerns about 26 lbs on this stand.
514218
I feel it is strong enough. I have a 55", 50 lb. TV on mine, so I can't say for sure, but the stand is very sturdy.
867940
I would definitely say YES. It rises pretty high. The downside to this stand is that the screws to tighten the clamps tend to strip. Both of the screws and both clamps on mine have broken. I honestly wouldn't recommend this product. Aside from the tripod, the clamps and plate are very flimsy... I'm struggling to find something better to use on stage.
1231958
The stand was sufficient for me. Obviously, if you push it, it will fall over, but otherwise it's stable.
1788490
Currently we have stacked on this unit - bottom shelf Pyle receiver ~15 lbs, next shelf up - amplifier ~ 10 lbs, next shelf up approximately 50 vinyl albums ~ 10 lbs, next shelf up - record player ~ 5 lbs, top shelf - 16" computer monitor and stand ~ 7 lbs. If you balance your weight at the bottom of the unit, I believer 35 lbs on top will be ok. However, I do believe there is limit per shelf and a quick call to Whalen or their website should tell you what the weight limit is, I want to say the instructions indicated 50 lbs per shelf is the limit. But I would double check that.
1673944
This is a heavy duty music stand. The lip is approximately 2 inches and will hold a lot of music though I cannot give you an estimation of the weight it can handle. This music stand is sturdy but much will also depend on how sturdy the surface it is standing on. I hope this helps you.
1852880
This stand extension was used for a drum processor. It was not 26 lbs, but if the heavier piano was on the bottom, then you would probably be OK.
340648
Yes, although this stand does have a tendency to be a little bit shaky. It's not weighted very heavily at the bottom so I really would only recommend using it in an upright position. But it CAN do what you are asking.
902907
It's a pretty sturdy stand, so i think weight wise it could probably handle it. It'd be a bit awkward though because this is only about as wide as a monitor stand, i'd be more worried about it tipping over