Tit Boards

 

Nah, it's not a custom job, I got all the parts from my local Tescos. Have a look in aisle 6 next to the cucumbers and spam and you're see it.

 

In fact because Void have 10 CNC milling machines of there own to do all the metalwork we actually supply Tescos with there tilt board hardware. Wow, just had an idea. What if we kept back all the tilt board hardware we sell to them and used it for ourselves. That would mean I don't have to buy it from them. But wouldn't that be cutting out the middle man. Uuummmmmm............  

 

Hi Ben,

 

Yes the tilt boards maintain the correct splay angles, but I'm going to do myself out of some sales now and say that you don't have to have them to maintain the correct splay angles when you use the Stasys 3 with Stasys X. Stasys X is covered in loaction receptacles that mate with loactors on the bottom of Stasys 3. You can use Stasys X in both vertical and horizontal postions and still have the Stasys 3 dispersion correct. The tilt board is only needed if you have a high stack of bass cabs and need to get some tilt. Other than that the locators on both the bass cabs and mid tops allow the correct splay angles to be maintained in both vertical and horizontal mounting positions. i.e. bass cabs stood upright or on there sides. There are other loaction points on Stasys X that allow it to lock in with other Stasys X cabs. Again both vertical or horizontal positioning is catered for and the locking of bass cabs does not interfere with the other locating points used for setting the splay angles for the mid tops.

 

You can see a few of the locating points on this pic of the Stasys X.

 

 

 

 

Less critical components use 5052 aluminium, which as you know is used in aircraft manufacture. Critical components use a 7075 type aluminium magnesium alloy mix, with some parts using alclad to improve the corrosion resistance.

 

Don't know about the price of the tilt boards as I don't deal with money. But Void's accessories are normally sold just above cost as we see no point in penalising the customer after there initial purchase.

 

 

Thanks for the suggestion but the system is supplied with military spec locking pins like the type used for line array fly systems. These use a mechanical locking mechanism and a quick press of the button releases the pin.

  

 

i was refering to the DIY version of tilt boards, not your pro ones