X32
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Hello, I put my reservation in yesterday (5/10/21) and am now looking at a long wait for a Cybertruck.
I work in the concert industry as an audio tech. We supply speakers, amps, console, mics, ect., for concerts and festivals around the Midwest. One thing I noticed when I first watched the videos of the Cybertruck was the bed tie down rails look to be the same as the fly rails supplied with one of our speaker systems. Fly rails are what is used suspend speakers in the air, if they are setting on the ground they are "stacked", if they are suspended they are "flying". If you have been to a concert where they fly speakers then you have seen just how much weight the fly systems can handle. The bed rail systems in the Cybertruck should easily be able to handle any load that can be hauled.
These are the Nexo Alpha speakers, I believe made in France. They were one of the top concert rigs in their day and are very heavy. Hope some of you find this interesting.
I work in the concert industry as an audio tech. We supply speakers, amps, console, mics, ect., for concerts and festivals around the Midwest. One thing I noticed when I first watched the videos of the Cybertruck was the bed tie down rails look to be the same as the fly rails supplied with one of our speaker systems. Fly rails are what is used suspend speakers in the air, if they are setting on the ground they are "stacked", if they are suspended they are "flying". If you have been to a concert where they fly speakers then you have seen just how much weight the fly systems can handle. The bed rail systems in the Cybertruck should easily be able to handle any load that can be hauled.
These are the Nexo Alpha speakers, I believe made in France. They were one of the top concert rigs in their day and are very heavy. Hope some of you find this interesting.
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