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It can be debated whether this belongs in guitars or amps even though it is a product made directly for amps... meh. What do you all think about this?

http://www.truesoundcontrol.com/products/GRAMMA.html
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Amps.
I already like the tone of my amp sitting on the ground.
Wouldn't this achieve about the same thing as having someone pick up the amp while you're playing it? I wonder what that actually does for tone...
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Originally Posted by Rainer. Amps.
I already like the tone of my amp sitting on the ground.
Wouldn't this achieve about the same thing as having someone pick up the amp while you're playing it? I wonder what that actually does for tone... i guess it would isolate the cab allowing it to theoretically vibrate more freely.
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Which does what for tone?
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It's a fancy piece of rubber. A $50 fancy piece of rubber.

I think it's garbage. I'll invest that $50 into the actual amp, thank you very much.
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Originally Posted by Rainer. Which does what for tone? who knows...i suppose the idea is that the acoustics of the cab affect the efficiency of the speaker. thus by isolating the cab from other large bodies (the floor) it allows more of the speakers tone to be pushed outward and not dissapated into the floor.
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There is on going debate on where to put your amp, on the ground or on a stand. The jury's still out from what I've read as there are pros and cons to each. Me, I use a stand so it is pointed at me. At Creation West, all the amps were on the ground.
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I like having it on a stand so it's pointed at me and I have easy access to the controls.
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the thing is, this product isn't a tilt stand...it's just a ground isolator.