Boss Amp Stand BAS-1

There are cheaper models on the market but I bought this for use in a practice room and The boss model seemed to be the best suited for the job. Most important, the angle adjustment wheel is metal with metal teeth and not made of fragile plastic. It can support a wide range of amps up 21 kgs and the width is easily adjustable and the mechanism seems to be solid. It doesn’t fit every amp however, on the VOX AC15C1 the support bar falls exactly where you need to plug in the power lead! It can be remedied, although not very satisfactorily by chocking up the amp so that it sits 2cm higher on the bars underneath. Overall though this is a good solid adjustable amp stand. I have already noticed that guitarists don’t feel the need to crank up their amps so loud, as there is a better distribution of sound.
.....After some months now of use, I am very happy with the ampstand, the solution I have found in order to raise some amps a little to clear access to the electricity input socket on the back, is to get a pair of Foam door finger guards (to prevent children pinching their fingers), it works great and protects the amp too!

This stand is very robust, it handles the weight of the amp (I have a Boss Katana 100 MK2) perfectly and even supports bigger ones if needed.

It allows us to adjust the angle in which we put the amp on it, and the mecanism for it is very good, simple to use and robust.

I can access well all the inputs/outputs of my amp.

I mainly use it to support my amp at home, but sometimes I take it with me if I need to and is very easy to carry as it can be folded easily.

There are more affordable options, but in general I'm very satisfied with this one.