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<blockquote data-quote="Weogo Reed" data-source="post: 100649" data-attributes="member: 1226">Re: Crank up stands and LOUD poweredHi Y&#039;all, Good points on speaker stand weight capacities and heights.I really like the clutch system on the US TS90, TS99, TS99BL stands, and the compact crank mechanism on the K&amp;M 213.I run TS99Bs with sandbags all the way up with 42# boxes.&nbsp; The 150# rating may be realistic with the stand all the way down.K&amp;M 213s handle 110#, go to 7&#039;2&quot; and are nice if they can go up on a tall stage.Higher an heavier I have AE L-11s.The TS99B weighs 10#,&nbsp; 213 18#,&nbsp; L-11 48#,&nbsp; ST-132 55#.Anybody know of a stand that will safely go up around 10&#039; with a 65# load, that is lighter than the L-11??The OnStageStands LS-SS7770 looks like a possibility&nbsp; -&nbsp; 10&#039; height, under 20#.No clutch or crank, just knobs adjusters.Thanks and good health,&nbsp; Weogo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Weogo Reed, post: 100649, member: 1226"] Re: Crank up stands and LOUD powered Hi Y'all, Good points on speaker stand weight capacities and heights. I really like the clutch system on the US TS90, TS99, TS99BL stands, and the compact crank mechanism on the K&M 213. I run TS99Bs with sandbags all the way up with 42# boxes. The 150# rating may be realistic with the stand all the way down. K&M 213s handle 110#, go to 7'2" and are nice if they can go up on a tall stage. Higher an heavier I have AE L-11s. The TS99B weighs 10#, 213 18#, L-11 48#, ST-132 55#. Anybody know of a stand that will safely go up around 10' with a 65# load, that is lighter than the L-11?? The OnStageStands LS-SS7770 looks like a possibility - 10' height, under 20#. No clutch or crank, just knobs adjusters. Thanks and good health, Weogo [/QUOTE]

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