K&M 100/1 Black

I mainly use that stand for outdoor plays with my brass band. It's very efficient and of quite good fabric. Little down on stability though, the legs are very narrow so it makes it quite loose.

This stand was to replace a much-used older stand that was beginning to wear out. The tripod base is much wider than my old stand when opened, making the stand very stable. When closed, the legs are prone to flap slightly - a means of retention would be a good addition, though a strong rubber band will do the trick.

It is quite strong and can just about hold a thick book (such as a Real Book), but if you're planning to use it for this type of document regularly, I would look for a stronger stand.

This music stand is the perfect combination of stability and ease of handling. This stand is much more stable than the very simple music stands, like König & Meyer 101. It is stable enough for nearly all usages in an orchestra or band inside and outside.

This music stand is foldable quite small and it is not to heavy to transport it easy.

This music stand ist the perfect one in all sitations you need a transportable.

Very stable, it is able to hold "physics for scientists and engineers" (3,5kg) an does not fall over if you tap it. It is quite compact if folded an fits in most bags, high enough for most uses and people and the two arms hold sheets if those are somehow fixed to sheets in the middle. Build quality is very good, everything operates smoothly.

Good quality, stable, compact-folding lightweight stand. If the question is "what stand" the answer is "K&M"!

I have bought a couple of these stands (silver and black) and I really like using them. They are strong, very stable and don't rock about and they go to a good height so I don't have to crick my neck. It has easy to use turning knobs and is as compact as one of those flimsy stands.

good quality stand. I holds easily a 300 pages book (Arban method book in my case)