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Topic: Kick Back Pictures and Impression |
Jon Jaffe
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Austin, Texas
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Posted 31 Dec 2006 1:44 pm |
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I received the Kick Back stand shortly before a gig Friday night. I took it out of the wrapper, unfolded it and set it up. Without an amp leaning on it, there is no stability. With an amp it is rock solid and fits nicely in the back of all of the amps pictured, except the Evans SE200. On two different less than perfect wooden stages it was stable.
With a Steel King, the wood cross piece in the back of the amp is thin and flexible. If I use the Kick Back with this, I would reinforce it to prevent bowing.
It comes in several configurations to fit most any amp.
I have not made a head to head comparison with milk cartons or bar chairs, but for size and functionality this a great deal.
NV 112:
NV 400:
Evans SE 200 small cab:
Steel King:
Size comparison to another wedge:
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Hal Higgins
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Denham Springs, LA
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Posted 1 Jan 2007 7:31 pm
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Jon....Mitch has got a great product.....I got two of them for my Evans Spkr Cabs.....they are just great...functionality of them is perfect....I wouldn't hesitate one second to recommend these to anyone who plays steel guitar or keyboards with an amp........I wish Mitch a lot of success with this new venture....Hope he sells a million of them  
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HAL...Excel D-10 w/ 8 & 5. SteelSeat.com w/back,SteelSeat.com Pedal Board on Legs with Quilter Tone Block 200 amp, Boss GE 7, Boss DD 3, Boss RV 6, Boss RT-20 Hilton Expression Pedal, Evans Cabinet with 4 ohm Eminence 15" speaker. BJS birthstone bar, Powder coated Tone bar by Michael Hillman. Dunlop Coated finger picks and Zookies L30 thumb picks. |
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Joe Blount
From:
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA
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Posted 9 Jan 2007 6:15 pm kickback
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Joe Blount
From:
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA
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Posted 21 Jan 2007 6:29 pm Electronics
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Mich, I recieved the other "Kick Back" Sat. and used it Sat night, I just wanted to congratulate you on the Idea & Usefulness of the "kick Back" product. I hope these Steel & Guitar players would give consideration to this fine product.
I know I am very Satisfied with mine.......Joe |
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Brian Edwards
From:
Santa Fe, NM USA
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Posted 26 Jan 2007 1:24 pm
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Is the angle (at which the amp will lean back) adjustable?
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John Billings
From:
Ohio, USA
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Posted 26 Jan 2007 2:26 pm
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| Looks like a good product. Me? I tend to put Fender tilt back legs on my amps. |
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Hal Higgins
From:
Denham Springs, LA
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Posted 26 Jan 2007 2:54 pm
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No....the angle is not adjustable.....however, the angle that it sits at is perfect for being able to hear your instrument perfectly when seated.....I have two of these. HAL
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HAL...Excel D-10 w/ 8 & 5. SteelSeat.com w/back,SteelSeat.com Pedal Board on Legs with Quilter Tone Block 200 amp, Boss GE 7, Boss DD 3, Boss RV 6, Boss RT-20 Hilton Expression Pedal, Evans Cabinet with 4 ohm Eminence 15" speaker. BJS birthstone bar, Powder coated Tone bar by Michael Hillman. Dunlop Coated finger picks and Zookies L30 thumb picks. |
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