Stand plates: Difference between 8051-408 and 8050-408?

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garglor, modified 4 Years ago.

Stand plates: Difference between 8051-408 and 8050-408?

Youngling Posts: 4 Join Date: 2/13/19 Recent Posts

Hello,

The stand plates for the 8000 series are called 8010-408, ..., 8040-408, but then 8051-408. Why the 1? And how are they different from the 8050-408 stand plates, which I see on sale and assume are some older version of the same thing?

manutal, modified 4 Years ago.

RE: Stand plates: Difference between 8051-408 and 8050-408?

Jedi Knight Posts: 180 Join Date: 4/25/14 Recent Posts

Same plates for 8050/8350 & 8351 as they are the same sizes.

garglor, modified 4 Years ago.

RE: Stand plates: Difference between 8051-408 and 8050-408?

Youngling Posts: 4 Join Date: 2/13/19 Recent Posts

Yes, but there seems to be two plate models for that size, 8050-408 and 8051-408. The catalogue [1] only mentions the latter, but many dealers seem to still be selling the former.

[1]: https://www.genelec.com/sites/default/files/media/Studio%20monitors/Accessories/genelec_accessories_brochure.pdf