Well the stand I use is not specific for a portable mixer but it works well I bought it years ago as a Combo Amp stand I am sure they still sell them you can change the mounts at the top for different angles and have used the stand for my DP24 AW1600, GT100 and my amp head.
You can lift a twin up on a stand? remind me never to argue with you LOL. Completly off topic but I have been offered a dual showman head and the front panel looks like a head version of the red knob twin do you know if they are the same?
Funny .... I actually get help lifting it. It's a '79 and weighs 2 tons! It just stays in my studio, so it doesn't move very much. I don't recall the dual showman being similar to the red knob Twin. I only remember a silver or blackface, definitely without red knobs.
MLC
Thanks MLC I used to have a twin with wheels on and they are heavy I could never get anyone fool enough to lift it for me. I will go and have a look at this Dual Showman if its like the Red knob twin I believe its the nearest thing that Fender made along with the Rivera designed Concert II to a Dumble and I certainly can not afford one of them.
Bob, I just saw a red knob DS on Ebay. So, they do exist, I'm just not familiar with them. I was out of the amp market during that time. The only reason I have the Twin is because a close friend of mine lost his dad years ago and 'begged' me to take it. Initially, he wanted to give it to me, but I convinced him to take $300 for it because I felt uncomfortable taking it for free. It's spotless, just not my favorite Twin. 135 watts is too much for a studio.
