Can this accomodate smaller synthesizers like the Moog Lil Phatty Stage II? I have two that size and I'd like to mount one on top and on bottom.
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the Moog appears to be about 24" across, which means that the stand would probably have to have a platform laid across it, depending on how high you can stand. It would be no problem with the top tier, none. This stand is unbelievably robust, and could easily handle any kind of platform you might concoct, and it is possible that it could fit it you stand up when you play, thus minimizing the distance between the two rods.
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Yes you can. I have a launchkey 49 which is about the same size and works fine.
1410820
I'm not sure, as I am unfamiliar with with the synthesizers you have. The smallest keyboard that I have pkaced on the stand is 49 keys (Akai MPK49).
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For sure. I have a Moog Source, which has similar dimensions to the Little Phatty, that i use on my stand. it works good on both the top or bottom. I also have a Moog Opus III (which is bigger) and that works fine on this stand as well.
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I have a Korg Kross (61 key) and it fits it great, not sure how it compares to the Moog. My Korg has excess hang room on both sides, so I feel it would accommodate smaller synthesizers on the top rack.
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It probably would be fine although I don't have direct experience with a cymbal that large. The largest cymbal I've placed on my mount is a 17" Zildjian Medium Thin Crash I use as a ride with a 6" stacker for an 8" splash. I attached it to the lip of my floor Tom (13"x13") and it worked wonderfully well. The attachments tilt to a desired angle. I'm going to order another to eliminate the need for stands other than my hi hat. I play gospel music and my ride sees plenty of action. Hopefully this helps.
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If it has a place on the top of it I don't see why it want fit.If you still have the box that your music box came in, check on the side of it and it should tell you, or if you have a number call them and ask.
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I am presently using it with bouth mini and standard, it works fine, there is a lot of adjustment, great stand. It even works well if you hava a Ottobox cover.
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You should be able to do it. It uses a DIN size hole but is designed to sit on a flat surface. You will have to make a plate to mount it to. It will stick out. It also has a separate amplifier that has to be mounted somewhere else.
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Possibly, depends on the amp demintions and the location on where you want it. I have my amp mounted to the rear of it. Btw, it is a great box, very sturdy.
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I wouldn't recommend this guitar stand for anything with an asymmetrical bottom. It sits very low to the floor. You would be much better off getting a tubular stand from Stagg or another vendor. If you look at the models and can tell they have an adjustable "Y" tube on the bottom, it could then be tilted slightly, fitting your bass better and holding it upright.
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It should. The bracket for mounting is adjustable. My to urge is 2" square and it can go much larger. Just watch the weight when you have it on the jack.
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Unfortunately you need a minimum of 4.25" of depth. Have you checked the JL audio shallow mounts?
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Most of stage speakers have a hole on the bottom of it so it can be mounted. If your speaker does not have any, probably you need to buy something like this VideoSecu One Pair of Side Clamping Speaker Mounting Bracket with Tilt and Swivel for Large Surrounding Sound Speakers MS56B 3LH
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Hi. Not if you are using the built in phono stage. If you have an amp with facility for MC then you can.
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Currently, I have mine attached to my Hi Hat just below the bottom cymbal and it works great. It's a very solid and secure attachment. I'd have to believe that if you have a tubular section to attach the holder to, it would work just fine.
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I have mine mounted on a snare drum and it works fine. I imagine a tom would work too.
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Youcan if it has large push in wire connections it wont work for cheep small speakers.
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Assuming the Synth stock is similar in design to the wood stock it should work fine. I have the wood stock and it fit perfectly.
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Yes. It does not mount properly if you have a subwoofer. I tried to scoot the bags to the side, but they kept falling off. I am going to remove mine and junk it.
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You can get any standard sized midi rack stand for it, I'd suggested getting one that's at least made from sturdy enough aluminum because it's not much weight being supported. Check out something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Spectrum-AIL-KS-Keyboard-Microphone/dp/B003XJ4PVU/ref=sr_1_22?ie=UTF8&qid=1405812509&sr=8-22&keywords=midi+stands although you may or may not need/wish to used the microphone stand. But that's what I used to use in the past when I had my first midi keyboard. Not the exact same brand of course.