Baritone Saxophone Stand

The baritone sax stand is a robust stand which has been designed to protect the instrument and provide support not only whilst at rest, but for those who so desire, this stand can be adjusted to allow the player to perform on the isntrument whilst it is residing comfortably in it's cradle (you must have a very low seat).

Note that it does not have wheels as do many of those stands which deform the bell metal with a clamp around this section of the instrument, and provide for a somewhat less stable environment.

Alto - Tenor Saxophone Stand

This is a universal stand which provides the player with the flexibility to use it for either instrument. It comes with an adjustable lower bell support to allow this flexibility.

The upper bell support requires manipulation in order to have a perfect fit on your instrument - be it tenor or alto. This stand comes with the clarinet / flute peg as standard.

Soprano stand - supplement

This part is a supplement to the alto / tenor stand above and is provided as an alternate fitting to the clarinet / flute peg of that stand. It is interchangable, allowing the player to have a peg for soprano sax (straight) as well as alto or tenor. This supplement part is sold separately.

Flute stand

The flute is an instrument which is often mistreated by leaving carelessly on a bed or seat.

It is impossible for me to count or even remember how many flutes I have straightned from their newly acquired banana shape after someone has 'accidentally' sat on them. Use a stand - It's a lot cheaper.

Clarinet Stand

How often have you thought I'll just put the clarinet down here?

Was that a good place? Did you catch it just before it hit the floor? Did you not catch it before it hit the floor and in fact, was this the subject of a large repair bill to fix the broken tenon joint on the upper section and straighten the keys on the lower part - or worse - have to purchase a new mouthpiece. Oh!! Woe is me, I should have used a clarinet stand