Will the Gear4music PA Speaker Pole 35mm to M20 fit my speaker and subwoofer?
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It’s intended to connect a speaker with a 35mm pole socket to a subwoofer with an M20 threaded mount. Check both cabinets’ mounting specifications and the pole’s load rating before buying; matching the fittings alone isn’t enough.
The key is the connection at each end: 35mm at the speaker and M20 at the subwoofer. This is a speaker-to-sub mounting pole, so don’t assume it will suit a subwoofer with a different socket type.
If you’re considering it alongside the Electro-Voice EKX-15SP subwoofer or Turbosound iQ10 speaker, check their manuals for the mounting requirements. The supplied information doesn’t confirm compatibility with either cabinet.
At the supplied best new price of £13, it’s an inexpensive mounting option if the fittings and ratings match your rig. Before putting a cabinet overhead, confirm the pole’s permitted load and working height, and make sure the complete setup is stable on level ground.
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