The photo doesn’t look like that. And if the legs were flat on the floor, the stand would get unstable when the hinges wear.
Klaus
Musician's Gear stand?
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Re: Musician's Gear stand?
The photo doesn’t look like that. And if the legs were flat on the floor, the stand would get unstable when the hinges wear.
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Re: Musician's Gear stand?
Looks like the same folks who build microphone stands decided to add a desktop.dgpretzel wrote:Does anyone own a Musician's Gear portable music stand?
http://www.wwbw.com/Musician-s-Gear-Hea ... 24095.wwbw" target="_blank" target="_blank
I'm wondering if the legs lie flat against the floor?
Thank you for any comments.
Regards,
DG
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Re: Musician's Gear stand?
I do own this stand... and no, the legs do not lie on the floor. I think you will be more pleased with the conductor's stand:
http://www.wwbw.com/Musician-s-Gear-Del ... 68467.wwbw" target="_blank
Head is more stable and the stand is more adjustable.
http://www.wwbw.com/Musician-s-Gear-Del ... 68467.wwbw" target="_blank
Head is more stable and the stand is more adjustable.