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The On-Stage Stands conductor stand offers a metal bookplate with a return lip and a tilting feature. 19"W x 13-1/2"H x 2"D. The desk is removable from the vertical shaft. All-steel construction.
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This stand is very sturdy and well-built; a great value! It is height-adjustable and the music holder tilts forward and backward so you can basically set it up any way you want to.
I have purchased several On Stage Music Stands over the past few years from Guitar Center. They were designed well and have held up well. This recent purchase of the very same music stand is a different story. The manufacturer has cheapened several parts of the stand: 1. The metal is lighter gague. 2. The tension set knobs have been replaced with weaker set screws using a plastic "wing nut" type design. Most importantly, the assembly point where the stand's music holder fastens to the pole on the tripod has been cheapened, using two "rubber looking" washers inside the set screw housing. These washers are NOT made of rubber. They are made of toxic compounds which will be fuming as soon as you open the box. If you buy the stand, be sure to replace these two rubber-looking washers with real rubber washers. (Each is about the size of a quarter dollar coin) If you don't, you will find yourself sneezing, with watery eyes, and developing a headache. I have done considerable research on ALL rubber-looking parts being exported from China these days, and the Chinese are using their toxic factory wastes to make thousands of "rubber-looking" parts for a vast array of items, from bicycle tires, to soles of shoes, to washers, grommets, facings etc. These toxic items are illegal to be made in the U.S.A. because they are extreme irritants but they are still imported from China. Take one sniff, as soon as you open the box. Your nose will tell you immediately! It is toxic, bitter, harsh, acrid...it smells more like SKUNK,..nothing like real rubber, and it will fume into the room where you keep your music stand. Spend the 95cents at a hardware store to replace these washers with real rubber washers, and throw out the toxic fake rubber immediately. Then you can enjoy your music stand.
Not a bad stand. A little heavy, but other than that, good stand. Easy to position for your music reading. Pretty solid stand for thirty bucks. As far as reliability, I got it set up in my band house and I don't transport it, so I don't know how many set-up/tear-downs it will take. If I was in an orchestra or something along those lines where I used it everyday and transported it, I'd probably check out a higher-end stand that's lighter. I am an active musician in a local band so I know what it's like to carry gear to and from the gig. Less weight, the better.
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