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The Blayman StandHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufac ... Read more

The Blayman StandHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.Comment"I have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." - Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.Comment"I have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? - "Jeff"Comment"I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility-I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one."........ Minimize

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manuf ... Read more

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.Comment "I have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." -- Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.Comment "I have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? -- "Jeff"Comment "I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility--I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo-- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one." Minimize

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manuf ... Read more

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.Comment "I have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." -- Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.Comment "I have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? -- "Jeff"Comment "I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility--I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo-- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one." Minimize

Special saxophone stand for two instruments (suitable for E ... Read more

Special saxophone stand for two instruments (suitable for Eb Alto and Bb Tenor Sax). Space-saving fiberglass-reinforced plastic base with compact folding legs. All instrument support parts covered with exclusive plastic coating to protect the instrument. Flexible upper support arms for different bell sizes. Lower support arm brackets lock in several vertical positions. Can be used with a peg holder and clarinet peg flute peg or soprano sax peg (each sold separately).Type: Musical Instrument Accessories Minimize

Not only is this stand sturdy and light, it also features c ... Read more

Not only is this stand sturdy and light, it also features collapsible legs and peg arms for easy transport. Build your own unique system with a variety of instrument pegs. Perfect for the symphony or pit player. Bases and pegs sold separately. Minimize

Extra-sturdy tripod base. Large support bracket with severa ... Read more

Extra-sturdy tripod base. Large support bracket with several locking positions. Height adjustable. Instrument support arms are covered with special non-marring plastic to protect instrument. Based on the same design as the alto/tenor stands the K & M bari stand is a good space saver and easy to carry. Padded bell support arms and three fiberglass reinforced legs make this stand functional and sturdy.Type: Musical Instrument Accessories Minimize

Bell support system has 2 yokes that cradle your instrument ... Read more

Bell support system has 2 yokes that cradle your instrument's bell Lever height adjusters 2 height settings for bass clarinets with and without end-pins Swivel Legs fit around other equipment 1 extra peg hole on the leg lets you store another instrument without using extra floorspace Height: 395mm (15.6") Weight: 1.77 kg (3.9lbs) Folded size: 390x150mm (15.4x5.9") Minimize

Not only is this stand sturdy and light, it also features c ... Read more

Not only is this stand sturdy and light, it also features collapsible legs and peg arms for easy transport. Build your own unique system with a variety of instrument pegs. Perfect for the symphony or pit player. Bases and pegs sold separately. Minimize

Sturdy stand for contra bassoon with large felt-lined instr ... Read more

Sturdy stand for contra bassoon with large felt-lined instrument support. Compact, folding design. Wt: 2.6 kg, H: 630/1100 mm. Minimize

The Hercules DS535B Baritone Saxophone Stand features a fol ... Read more

The Hercules DS535B Baritone Saxophone Stand features a folding yoke that sets up and tears down in seconds using a secure pin. The yoke is covered in Specially Formulated Foam (SFF) rubber to protect your instrument's finish. Flip up the adjustable backrest to adjust the height, then press it down to lock the backrest into place. Also features a lever height adjuster: flip the lever up to adjust the height and down to lock it in the desired position. Swivel legs fit around other equipment on a crowded stage and fold up compactly. Minimize

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manuf ... Read more

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.Comment I have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." -- Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.Comment I have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? -- "Jeff"Comment "I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility--I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo-- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one." Minimize

Blayman StandsHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufactur ... Read more

Blayman StandsHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.Comment"I have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." - Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.Comment"I have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? - "Jeff"Comment"I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility-I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one.". Minimize

Features:The bassoon stand is now available in a newly impr ... Read more

Features:The bassoon stand is now available in a newly improved design 150/1. The large rubber coated support cup guarantees stability. The newly designed support bracket can be adjusted in tilt and width. The support bracket adjusts to the individual instrument by converting the removable rubber pads. The protective felt cover and the non-marring foot end caps are proven standards in Konig&Meyer und rsquo;s quality policy. Model: KM15010 Manufacturer: K&M Minimize

Clarinet Stand

The Blayman StandHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufac ... Read more

The Blayman StandHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.CommentI have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." - Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.CommentI have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? - "Jeff"Comment"I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility-I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one.". Minimize

Clarinet Stand

The Blayman StandHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufac ... Read more

The Blayman StandHistoryBlayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.CommentI have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." - Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.CommentI have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? - "Jeff"Comment"I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility-I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one.". Minimize

K&M Baritone Sax Stand

The Vento Baritone Saxophone stand is strong enough hand ev ... Read more

The Vento Baritone Saxophone stand is strong enough hand even the heaviest baritone saxophone. The arms holding the saxophone in place are covered with foam rubber to protect your saxophone from scratches.Type: Band and Orchestra Minimize

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manuf ... Read more

The Blayman Stand History Blayman Music, Inc., is the manufacturer of the world-renowned Blayman Musical Instrument Stands. During his tenure with the Metropolitan Opera, Mr. Blayman created the Blayman Stand to support and protect the instruments of discriminating professional musicians. These stands have been the standard of excellence now for over 30 years.Comment I have been using a Blayman stand that holds a bass clarinet + 4 soprano clarinets. It never, never never absolutely never falls over and holds lots of things besides what I use it for. It is safe, easy to work with, allows FAST changes from one instrument to another, etc. Herb Blayman makes his bass clarinet stand to have two wings. Each wing can have a number of attachments. I have an E-flat peg and three B-flat pegs, but he also has flute pegs, oboe pegs, etc. .... So in the space of about 1 foot square, I have a bass clarinet and 4 clarinets. His stands are not cheap and they weigh a ton, but they serve the purpose for which they were designed quite nicely." -- Daniel Leeson, Former Bass Clarinetist with the San Jose Symphony Orchestra; Author, Lecturer, and Mozart scholar.Comment I have stepped on (and snapped out of all repair) my last portable instrument peg!! I know they slip conveniently into the bell of my A clarinet, but maybe I'm willing to deal with the increased weight of a more substantial peg. Does anyone have suggestions on make/model? -- "Jeff"Comment "I bought my Blayman stand because my piccolo once slid off my lap while I was playing my flute! I like the stability of the base, the flexibility--I have pegs for an alto flute, flute, and piccolo-- and the simple, elegant design. All three of my instruments stand at exactly the same height, and the pegs unscrew easily for packing up. Every flutist who does some doubling should have one." Minimize

The System X baritone stand is the most secure and customiz ... Read more

The System X baritone stand is the most secure and customizable on the market. Adjustable bell and body rests easily adjust to fit any baritone saxophone while the uniquely designed auto locking arms secure the instrument to the stand so it won't sway or wobble. Minimize

Features:Nice quality tubular construction baritone saxopho ... Read more

Features:Nice quality tubular construction baritone saxophone stand, folds up easily and compactly. Model: 6408 Manufacturer: Belmonte Minimize

Multi-functional yoke and base rest allow you to place the ... Read more

Multi-functional yoke and base rest allow you to place the instrument facing towards or away from the stand, for easier access Base rest securely holds the bass clarinet even with the floor peg extended Lever height adjuster positions the yoke to accommodate different bass clarinet and bassoon placements Swivel Legs with locking pins fit around other equipment Peg hole on leg lets you store another instrument without using extra floorspace Height: 670-1010 mm (26.4-39.8") Weight: 2.27kg (5lbs) Folded size: 630x150mm (24.8x5.9") Minimize

Adjustable folding stand for Eb Alto and Bb Tenor Sax. Fibe ... Read more

Adjustable folding stand for Eb Alto and Bb Tenor Sax. Fiberglass reinforced plastic base. Flexible upper support arm for different bell sizes. Lower support arm bracket with several vertical locking positions. All instrument support parts covered with exclusive non-marring plastic coating. To be used with peg holder 14301 and clarinet peg or with peg holder, adapter 15281 and pegs for trumpet, soprano sax or flugelhorn. Wt: 1.0 kg, H: 375 mm. Minimize

Unlike most stands, no disassembly is required with the Per ... Read more

Unlike most stands, no disassembly is required with the Performance Gear stand. The legs and pegs are fully collapsible and permanently attached. Truly the best stand on the market today.The legs and pegs are fully collapsible and permanently attached.Unlike most stands, no disassembly is required with the Performance Gear stand. Minimize