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    Hi Guys

    I am looking for some advice on what to purchase in terms of a lighting stand.

    The one I am using at the moment is non wind up, and also does not seem to go high enough. I think most of the wind up ones will go as high as 3mtrs.

    I will not be putting much weight on it so don't really need a heavy duty one.

    I could also do with the option of being able to have 6 fixtures ie 6 holes (not sure if most are 4 hole only?)

    Any suggestions? What do you use.

    Thanks in advance.

    Mike

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    The best stands I have used in terms of strength and quality are mobiltech and Powerdrive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fullforceeventsltd View Post
    The best stands I have used in terms of strength and quality are mobiltech and Powerdrive.
    Thanks for that. I will take a look.

    Has anybody used this one?: http://www.djstore.com/item/prostan14.htm

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    Doughty do quite a robust and extensive range if you're willing to spend the pennies.

    Best idea I've seen for t-bars has been a powerdrive-48mm clamp, with a custom length bar attached, you can then hang yer lights using standard hook clamps or fancy wing nut clamps - whichever tickles your fancy

    If you really want to go to town, you can have your bar pre-wired with mains & dmx and sockets to plug into.

    But as always - good ideas cost the earth

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    I can't fault Ultimax stands so far and I'm sure they will custom do a t-bar for you.
    http://www.dynamic-entertainment.co.uk

    Tel:0800 990 3030

    The opinions here are those of an individual and not necessarily those of Dynamic Entertainment.

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    American DJ ST-132 is a quality stand, solid as rock but quite a heavy beast.

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    +1 for Powerdrive.

    http://www.mypowerdrive.com/

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    Thanks for your reply guys.

    I was looking at the powerdrive stands and IMO it would be overkill (unless I am looking at the wrong ones?) the spec says they will hold approx 60kg
    I really only need the stand to hold about 10kgs at the most.

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    the best stands i find are powerdrive, doughty and Manfrotto

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    Quote Originally Posted by audiovisualents View Post
    the best stands i find are powerdrive, doughty and Manfrotto
    Thanks very much. I should have posted that I purchased a QTX stand. It holds a max weight of 50kg ( although I won't be needing anywhere near that weight! ) I used it last night for the first time and I am really happy with it. I will try and get some pics soon.
    Thanks to everyone for your help.

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