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Portable stands typically feature folding tripod legs, while the non-portable variety have a more permanent, evenly spaced, three-legged arrangement. The vast majority of music stands sit on three legs for added stability. This type of stand tends to have a heavier base to provide a low centre of gravity, and as a result is more suitable for permanent setups such as studios and orchestral stages. The downside of this is that they generally aren’t as stable as the weightier, non-portable type. Aimed at musicians on the move, portable music stands can usually be folded up into a compact footprint for transporting, and as such are usually fairly lightweight. The best music stands today fall into two main categories: portable and non-portable. The basic design of the music stand has remained virtually unchanged for decades, although it has been gradually refined over time. Though it’s still being crowd-funded on Kickstarter at the time of writing, by the time you read this the Wee Stand should be available for pre-purchase to all those who invested in it.

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Other innovative features include swivelling page-holder clips, a central slotted tab for securely holding two single sheets side by side, plus a strap to attach ballast such as a rucksack or similar, to further improve stability in a windy outdoor setting.

The desk (or ‘media plate’) can be tilted upwards as far as the horizontal plane, and is solid enough to firmly hold a large book or iPad. It takes a little practise to get the hang of how the legs work, but once they’re locked to the desired height the stand is very sturdy.

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The legs’ clever tension-lock design enables them to be quickly locked into one of six possible lengths, meaning the stand can go from tabletop use to full height in a matter of seconds. Ultra-lightweight, compact and portable, the three-panel desk folds out like a triptych, after which the three carbon-fibre telescopic legs shoot out from the underside and lock into place with a brief pull on the feet. The curiously named Wee Stand throws the conventional music stand blueprint out of the window and substantially updates the concept. Information - Concerts, News,FAQs, Archives. Organs - Electronic (B3 etc.), Pipe, Theatre.

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Who's Who - Professional Pianists on Piano World Member Recordings - Non Classical Pianist CornerĮVENTS! Piano Concerts, Recitals, Competitions.įun Stuff! - Parties, Tours, Projects & More.įorum Members Parties, Tours, Cruises, & M. MY NEW PIANO or KEYBOARD! - Share Your Story! I will take a picture of this (with one dowel) and post tomorrow.ĭigital Pianos - Electronic Pianos - Synths &a. You can remove and re-install the dowels as needed. Position one dowel about 1/2 way down the stand, and the other dowel near the top of the stand. Push the dowel (to the right) through the elastic loop, so that the dowel is centered on the music stand. Pull the loop _behind_ the music stand, to the right, and loop it over the 2' exposed end of the dowel. Put a loop of elastic over the left-hand end of the dowel, move the loop to the right so it touches the left edge of the music stand.

Hold the dowel against front of the music stand, horizontally, so that the right-hand end of the dowel is aligned with the right-hand edge of the music stand. Use a square knot, and make each loop a size that lets it fit over the music stand horizontally, just a little bit stretched. So if the stand is 19' wide, get 76' ( = 4 x 19') of elastic cord.Ĭut the cord in half, and make a loop with each half. Get enough 1/4' (6 mm) elastic cord to wrap, horizontally, two complete turns around your existing music stand, horizontally. Buy two 39' long, 3/8' diameter dowels at the hardware store.

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