Are the stands strong enough to mount a Westcott D5/24"x32" soft box on? We are looking to do two from the top and one on either side.
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Yes, you can hang from the truss while lights are fixed to it. I weigh 215 lbs. It holds about 300 lbs of weight
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I also have three truss sections put together (I bought two extra sections to extend the coverage on stage) on both the front and rear stage set up. I hang 18 LED par 46 and 36 cans on each truss and also 6 regular "heavy" par 56 cans in the middle over the drum section for direct drum washes. The 56's have a different beam effect so they look good with the fogger and hazer but are heavier. I was worried about the weight also but found the trusses held up nicely!!
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If you are referring to, http://www.fjwestcott.com/24-x-32-softbox-for-westcott-d5 , then I would have to say yes, since the lighting kits looks to be fairly light weight. These stands are very heavy duty and can handle a lot of weight. But they are targeted at holding the truss and not a light kit, so I'm not sure they would be appropriate for this use. In fact, possibly overkill. The tripods are quite heavy to lift. With three truss sections (30'), I hung over 150lbs if lights across the trusses supported by the two tripods.
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I think so. The base on these stands is quite wide. You might want to strap the speaker to the stand though. I have a pair of M-Audio BX5's on mine. These stands are big enough that they are complete overkill for my application. I don't think there would be any problem with these stands supporting 35lbs.
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I would say yes. The way the stand is mounted. I am sure that somebody out there will make a mount that you can get. Hopefully this helps.
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Yes, I would say it may be strong enough but I would still mount it to the shelf from underneath or on each side. It is sturdy though and I love the cabinets. Remember, these are all made from particle board with a formica type coating.....but they are good quality.
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Yes....this is a very strong and sturdy stand. I have a few of these and you will not find a stronger stand for the money!!
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The stands are metal and very solid -- so the only thing I would be concerned about with 20lb speakers is it being top-heavy and tipping over.
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I have them stacked 3 high. They are plenty strong enough to support one on top of the other!!
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The attachment rim of this light is 3 3/4 inch. if the adapter of your soft box is greater than that and, if it has adjustment screws (most do) to attach it, it should work. perhaps the only limiting factor would be the projection and weight of the softbox which might make the stand unstable. However, while my soft box is smaller (3ft X 2ft) I have no issues with instability,
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Yes, I have two stood up as well and it is very stable and they line up nicely side by side. I've had zero issues with the setup, I definitely recommend it.
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It would have to be pretty strong! I had a friend build wooden stands for mine instead.
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This stand is very sturdy and the screws have knobs that are not too tiny. I returned it only because for me it took longer to set up than the ones with levers. But the stand is well-built. The screws are not tiny and have nice handles so it might not be worse than some stands with very tight levers. Good luck!
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Yes, EasyMountLCD has many of these stands available. Select the quantity you desire at checkout.
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Yes. They should fit perfect on top on the platform. They may hang over a little but the stands themselves are sturdy enough to hold them without a problem. I think they are rated to hold up to 75lbs.
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I did not use these for speaker stands. I have some equipment that I display for trade shows and use this twin stand to present my products.
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No. I wouldn't buy a cheap stand either, the setup will be pretty top heavy.
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They are most likely strong enough unless you are putting stuff in them that is too heavy in the first place. As for stacking, that's a great idea, but not sure if they will stay stacked-unless you wire them together.
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I use these stands with Paul Buff White Lightning 800 and 1600, which are heavier. They are fine until extending too high or carrying an extra large soft box overhead. They will support a light head or reflector on a boom but again, it depends on what you sling out there with it and how high. I always weight the stand with a sand bag.