Could the tubes rotate lower almost vertically down in order to use it as a music stand for my piano? I'd like to put a music binder on it.
1133903
They could; However, there is no height adjustment, so at some point, it would hit your keyboard before it's close to "vertical". Not ideal. If you instead raise them toward the back, maybe it can create a makeshift stand that would not be in your way.
1280713
Yes, but it's a low profile plastic stand, so tall single sheets can fold over the back. It fits into a slot along the back. You may want to use a binder behind tall sheet music.
728338
Yes, the clamp can be rotated. The back clamp at the vertical tube loosens to allow this.
1475169
If it is on a stand (as opposed to the cabinet-type that is more like a real piano) it should work fine. If you have the cabinet-type, I don't know if it would have anything on the ends to keep it in place.
298029
Probably not, unless your upright piano is an older style that still has a music desk with a full piece of wood backing that your music rests against. You need the vertical piece of wood to clamp it onto.
1327415
Not possible, the vertical pieces are all one piece and the horizontal are all separate pieces. If you did this you'd end up with two very low shelves and not anywhere near stable.
503358
It can be. The stand is definitely heavy enough to hold the oboe without it falling over but keep in mind that pegs are designed to fit a flute and are more narrow than the end of the oboe so the oboe may fall slightly to one side. I used it for straighter bore shakuhachi flutes which are 18-24 in in length
1271582
the table top music stand that was sent to me was Not well made . Not well assembled...you should be able to use it on your keyboard. personally, i would use a music stand that is fitted to a keyboard stand or a free standing/stand alone, heavy duty music stand...
1931797
Not sure, but I guess you could, but the whole thing would have to be upside down. I have not encounter your issue. Try it out. Wish you luck.
2104233
That's what I used them for. I had to rebend the speaker holders to make room for the connectors on the back of the speaker. Not a big deal - just spread the uprights apart in the middle and then bend them back together on the bottom - kind of a diamond shape.The stands are nice and discreet and their adjustable height gets them at just the right level.
1237111
I assume you mean for a PC or keyboard. It'd have to be a modification. Probably fastened to the main shaft. The stand is sturdy enough to take the load, but the manufacturer has more products on their website that include shelves. Take a look.
1917130
No. Infact I tried to bend it so that it could be and it defininetly is not meant to be used as a stand! You can kind of open it and it will stand up, but the slightest jiggle knocks it down.
1181995
I don't think this would make a good stand for v it might but I think it would sit on floor not the stand. Get a wall hanger for the V or stand that holds it at headstock.
695311
I use this on an old "Ultimate Support" a-frame piano keyboard stand and clamp it to one of the tubes (each tube is 1.5" in diameter and the c-clamp BARELY fits around the tube, although it does provide a secure fit). Hope this helps...
940216
Probably not-- it is sturdy and the base is a little heavy- so if your folding music stand is like mine, it would probably be too heavy. We do like this light but have sturdy music stands.
1035730
I would think yes. Although sheet music is tall, the adjustable legs would seems to compensate for the height.
507814
Yes, I believe it would. I tried it out on my grand piano. The geometry is such that only half of the illumination arm was over the music, but that was adequate. I believe use on an upright may be even better