MIYAKO Speaker Cabinet Plastic Bar Handles Black Recessed Heavy Duty 8.3

MIYAKO Speaker Cabinet Plastic Bar Handles Black Recessed Heavy Duty 8.3" X 6.5" (1 Pair - 2 pcs)

Name: MIYAKO Speaker Cabinet Plastic Bar Handles Black Recessed Heavy Duty 8.3' X 6.5' (1 Pair - 2 pcs)
Brand: MIYAKO
SKU: 1208320
Price: 12.89 USD
Rating: 8.64 (41 reviews)

$ 12.89

Score By Feature

Based on 41 ratings

Sturdiness

9.70

Value for money

9.68

Easy to install

8.68

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Product Description

The mounting dish and black-finished plastic handle can withstand a lot of use. Cabinet, speaker, or road case handles can all be used with this handle.

Each pocket handle in the recessed position is 6 inches long. 5" wide x 8" tall 25" tall with a depth of 2". The handle is comfortable and easy to grip.

The size of the cutout is 4. 25" wide x 6" tall Designed and engineered in the United States, it stands 25" tall and requires screws that are not included.

Set of two heavy-duty ABS pocket handles, each with a large, sturdy, lightweight, and long-lasting ABS plastic construction.

Satisfaction Guarantee: If you don't like these handles, you can return them for a full refund or replacement within 30 days. There were no queries!

Selected User Reviews For MIYAKO Speaker Cabinet Plastic Bar Handles Black Recessed Heavy Duty 8.3" X 6.5" (1 Pair - 2 pcs)

Good

5/5

I bought these for a 2x15 guitar cabinet project because I already have a Marshall 4x12 and like the handle style. The biggest difference between these and the Marshall handles is that the Marshall's grip is round, whereas these are flat. The grips' edges are, however, rounded. Because of their flat design, I haven't found them to be uncomfortable. Consider the cross section of a Marshall handle to be an "O," while these are more like a thin "U," but closed. br>Because there are two pieces, they were a little tricky to put together. The cup that sits inside the cabinet, as well as the handle. They must be oriented in a specific way in order to fit together properly. Fitting both of them into the square cutouts I made for them was the other trick. I think I made the cutouts too tight, which is why they fit so tightly. It would have been better if the cutouts had been a little bigger.