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READ THE MANUAL!
I know I did.
It’s easy to set up and as soon as I was like, “Hey! It’s resisting!” I didn’t push on but looked through the manual once more.
When you push up the parts that make for the sheet-music holder, you’ve got hinged parts that are long and hinged parts that are short. The short ones should stay down! Only the long parts should go up!
Some people complained that the parts were bent. I suspect they may have used force, instead of perseverance, a headache brought onto themselves for not checking the manual, and then finally the manual.
It’s real easy to setup and you need it, because when you put your lesson book flat on the table, your posture is going to be wrong, not allowing for proper gripping of your guitar or good embouchure of your mouth harp, any of these kinds of problems.
To make studying easy on yourself, especially when you hate sheet music, this is what you need to get it over with.
Great music stand, if you read the manual, real easy to set up. They even put a nice video here on Thomann that illustrates how easy it is. Watch it once more before you set it up!
Because you need to read the manual instead of creatively investigate how it works, I took one star off of the handling, because if there’s one thing I hate more than reading sheet music, it’s reading the manual.
It’s easy to set up and as soon as I was like, “Hey! It’s resisting!” I didn’t push on but looked through the manual once more.
When you push up the parts that make for the sheet-music holder, you’ve got hinged parts that are long and hinged parts that are short. The short ones should stay down! Only the long parts should go up!
Some people complained that the parts were bent. I suspect they may have used force, instead of perseverance, a headache brought onto themselves for not checking the manual, and then finally the manual.
It’s real easy to setup and you need it, because when you put your lesson book flat on the table, your posture is going to be wrong, not allowing for proper gripping of your guitar or good embouchure of your mouth harp, any of these kinds of problems.
To make studying easy on yourself, especially when you hate sheet music, this is what you need to get it over with.
Great music stand, if you read the manual, real easy to set up. They even put a nice video here on Thomann that illustrates how easy it is. Watch it once more before you set it up!
Because you need to read the manual instead of creatively investigate how it works, I took one star off of the handling, because if there’s one thing I hate more than reading sheet music, it’s reading the manual.
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K&M Quality
When it comes to stands of any kind, K&M is simply the best there is. Many foldable music stands easily bend, become loose, are unstable, or too weak to carry the required weight... But not this one! It is easy to open and close, no bending, very adjustable, easily holds a full A4 ring binder without tipping over. It's light and portable, I have a carrying case for my guitar with a long outside compartment over neck, which holds music stand and then some.
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Solidly built
Solid stand, built a little more sturdily than previous examples of the same design. There are some teeth that lock the head into graded slots which is nice.
The metal tightening knobs have plastic handles which are more comfortable, but I hope they are strong enough to last. I will edit the review if they break, so assume otherwise that they are fine.
...and made in Germany - nice.
The metal tightening knobs have plastic handles which are more comfortable, but I hope they are strong enough to last. I will edit the review if they break, so assume otherwise that they are fine.
...and made in Germany - nice.
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the best one!
Very stable music stand, durable and easy to use. I like it because you can fold it and carry it even in a bag. The price is low for the quality it has. 5 stars !
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Good
+ Attractive price
+ light
+ stable
+ Large adjustment range
I use the 250-page A5 notebook.
I would have preferred to butterflies as metal screws, plastic work far but do not raise trust.
A perfect purchase.
+ light
+ stable
+ Large adjustment range
I use the 250-page A5 notebook.
I would have preferred to butterflies as metal screws, plastic work far but do not raise trust.
A perfect purchase.
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Super light-weighted
I thought I'll easily assembly it without the instruction. I was wrong :-)
Please read the instruction before using it, don't repeat my mistake.
Nevertheless, even after my wrong attempts it was not damaged, so although it's super light-weighted, it's solid enough.
It's perfect for traveling musicians!
Please read the instruction before using it, don't repeat my mistake.
Nevertheless, even after my wrong attempts it was not damaged, so although it's super light-weighted, it's solid enough.
It's perfect for traveling musicians!
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Portability is the big plus
I store this stand in my car just in case I go to play somewhere and don't find a music stand available. It's compactness and lightness makes it an excellent stand to carry around. It is not the ideal stand for windy days or heavy music books. Other stands are more stable and strong but if portability is an issue for you, buy one of K&M 101 music stands.
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Quality stand
You do see some sorry excuses for music stands when you play an instrument...those that are twisted, bent or don't tighten. I had been using the same old stand for many years and decided to get a nice new smart black one.
This arrived very promptly in the UK and was packaged suitably - well done Thomann.
The stand is sturdy and the screws and joints feel a little more solid than those I've seen on more budget equivalents. The height is good, I am a fairly tall Sax player and this stand is not too short. I like the matt black finish, it looks smart and I like the knobs on the screws - easier on the hand than those with metal wing nuts. Also I like that the pivot for the top of the stand has notches in it, I'm hoping that even after a period of use this feature will stop the top sagging under the weight of those heavy jazz books.
A solid purchase.
This arrived very promptly in the UK and was packaged suitably - well done Thomann.
The stand is sturdy and the screws and joints feel a little more solid than those I've seen on more budget equivalents. The height is good, I am a fairly tall Sax player and this stand is not too short. I like the matt black finish, it looks smart and I like the knobs on the screws - easier on the hand than those with metal wing nuts. Also I like that the pivot for the top of the stand has notches in it, I'm hoping that even after a period of use this feature will stop the top sagging under the weight of those heavy jazz books.
A solid purchase.
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Tricky to set up but good.
Read the instructions before setting it up. There is a method to unfolding the stand, but when you get it works really well. It's stable and has a good height variation. It's also very compact and portable. Recommended.
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Great stand !
classic and simple, all you need. great stand
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