Gravity SACC 35 B 35 mm Speaker Pole Cable Clips (GSACC35B)
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In each package you will find 2 clips. The order can only contain one package
There is another site that indicates the speaker stands will work with 34 to 45 mm speaker poles and tripods, so I think you're good to go. It's been a long time since I ordered my TS80s Ultimate Support
You would have to check with the light stand you are using to see if they fit standard speaker poles/stands.
Yes, they work just fine. They can be used on any pole with a diameter of 35 mm.
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These look good for the price and they seem made well, however, there is too much space for the wires, which results in a lack of snugness Then what's the point? If wires are still visible hanging down from the pole, then why do they exist? It is possible to add 4 more people to the room I use five different wires in total, but the majority of the time I'm just using an XLR and IEC power wire. An outfit with a snug look suits me best It's similar to a gaff A wire is taped to a pole That's not what we're talking about here. It was disappointing. Four is not a very useful number at all How is it possible that 5 wires are connected to one My thin IEC power cord and XLR are then attached to the OUTER portion of the clip -
I then started to attach my XLR to that -
In the end, they remain tight and taut because of this I have now settled on gaff tape (and I reuse the tape by keeping it on the poles). However, it stretches the inner diameter out until by gig's end, they cannot stay on the pole in transport.
Having said that, these are I wonder why I hadn't thought of that before? It will be no problem to run two cables if you plan to use If you just have half a brain, however, you can properly hang your cables so that everything is taut and tidy. I'm not sure what the problem was with the one guy, but I don't know how you could coil your cables in an unruly manner that would never straighten, otherwise these clips should still look clean and professional. It's easy to conceal the cable(s) behind the vertical poles because I have a pair for each stand. It would be far better to have one per pole than none at all, but a pair can be used for greater effects. Compared with expensive gaffer tape, it is much more cost-effective It's a waste of time, waste of energy, and it's a mess too!
They are just little plastic pieces, so please be gentle with them. If your clips are clipped on and off repetitively, the plastic will probably weaken. As for replacements, I do not mind if I have to do it every once in a while.
The price of Amazon dropped to a lower level.
Further, it saves plenty of time and hassle, and adds a professional appearance. When it came back, I bought two more pairs so my son could have them both. It seems like the price of this item keeps changing. Simply be patient when pinching pennies and it might come back to you. Here's what I see in my photo A bright orange NL-70 was used as the op 2 speakon cables for visibility purposes, but obviously black cables (or two) would also blend right in with the stand. Note that one shot was taken from the front, and the cable is only visible in a tiny area where I deliberately brought it forward so you could see it. Thank you for viewing the photos. I hope they are helpful to you.
There was some reason why the price was ten times higher back then! As a result, I did not Several days later, I was looking through my order history and saw these, so I clicked The price of the eight sets is back to what they advertised, and I purchased two The speaker pole clips can be easily attached to the speakers with the help of the wire(s). This is a very basic program that is very.
". One task per day, every day, for the past four decades put mic boom pole on the roof and then broke it off by passing a mic cable under the clip part. And yes, I have been doing this one task successfully for nearly forty Make sure you choose the correct plastic if you are going to make something out of it. No sense going through all that trouble for the three packages I got in, so I'll give them to someone else who will be surprised.
I'm not a huge fan of single-image graphics I use devices, but there are quite a few devices available in this industry (professional sound guys and musicians). Additionally, I am not a fan of cable dangling from speakers on stands so I decided to give two pairs of these a try. This streamlines the cables nicely down the pole (mine are subpoles, but they'll work just as well on tripod stands as well) and makes the whole setup look In order to resolve the issue fully, you need two of them per pole. You can have one on top, and one at the foot, unless you want to only resolve the problem halfway. This is a good product. It's not expensive, not hard to use, and all around it's a good buy.
You can use these to fasten your speakers and/or power cables to your speaker stands to make your band or DJ setup look professional. They are so much better than taping your wires to the stands as they are quick and easy to use. Especially essential for weddings and parties where you are placing an emphasis on the quality of your appearance. I didn't know that.
Two are on the top and two are Getting rid of loose dangling cables everywhere makes cable management and the appearance so much easier! Each of the poles I owned has been similarly adorned, so when I clean it up it will stay on the pole, so I don't have to worry about where it goes! You have to have this!.
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