Gravity SP-2332 TPB

Name: Gravity SP-2332 TPB
Brand: Gravity
SKU: GSP2332TPB
Price: 26.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

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Speaker Stand

composed of 2 detachable tubes for easy transport.
35 mm steel tubing ensures durability.
adjustable height from 1050 to 1400 mm.
m20 threaded end for secure mounting.
maximum load capacity of 40 kg.

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Gravity SP-2332 TPB, support pole for speakers mounted on subwoofers, M20 thread, maximum height of 140 cm.

composed of 2 detachable tubes resulting in a transport length of only 54 cm
35 mm tubing, steel
adjustable height: 1050 - 1400 mm
M20 threaded end
interchangeable identification ring (1 x 30 mm), includes a black ring and a green ring
maximum load 40 kg
transport length: 540 mm

Product code: GSP2332TPB

Unit of sale: piece

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Cornel 23.05.2024, 05:48

Very good

Very well made, solid, durable, intelligently designed, heavy (1.9 kg each), of the highest quality. It folds small, very compact, as it is made of 3 pieces. Very versatile. It is the smartest and best-designed speaker stand I have seen so far. It's the kind of product you can't find fault with, impeccable! I recommend 100%!

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Bogdan Mircea Ioan 14.04.2024, 08:19

Very good

Easy to assemble. At first glance, they seem sturdy (time will prove this). I'm using them on an HK Linear 3 115 with HK SUB 1800 and so far I haven't needed to extend them, the two parts of the stand providing enough height. I believe the price-quality ratio is fair.

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