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This Item  Luvay Alto/Tenor Sax Stand, Foldable(12") & Adjustable, Triangle Base Design |  |  |  |  |  | |
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2020
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2018
This seems to be a low quality copy of a stand by a popular brand. It needs some tweaks to have good functionality. It will work as a portable stand, but a rigid non folding stand would be much better for daily use.
The product photo should have been warning enough, as it shows the saxophone inserted into the stand backwards. Attempting to insert the instrument into the stand in such a manner will damage the rods, valves, and keys over time. It's also very unstable. The top U shaped support should grip the bell.
The quality of the metal is not very good, it's soft and bends easily by hand. The stand was deformed in several places due to this. The powder coat is chipped in many places as well, and one spot on mine was painted over with some yellow paint to hide the damage. You can easily bend it into place with some pliers, to make the locking mechanisms work better.
The joints have a lot of play around the spring pins, so the bolts need to be tightened to stabilize the stand, else it will be too loose and wobbly.
The thumb screw for the lower rest doesn't work at all, and an Allen key is required to get it to tighten up. Adding a split washer and normal washer under the pan head would allow it to work properly.
The upper bell rest needs to be adjusted to hold the horn properly. You could bend it, but the metal brackets will warp if you are not careful (though you can always bend them back with pliers or a vise). If you only use it with one horn, that wont be a big issue after the initial adjustment.
The foam padding is poorly cut to fit, and has some jagged spots. It is functional, but could be thicker. Padding near the bell rest does not protect the lip of the bell too well, where metal on metal contact is possible (at the weld, where the 2 pieces of padding meet at the joint). You could file down the metal there, or wrap some tape around it.
After looking at some more, it seems the lower adjustable rest was assembled upside-down on mine. Flipping it over helps it stay in place, but it still does not tighten easily. At least with the rest assembled in the proper direction, the stand can function.
I have a Yamaha YAS-280. The bell is a bit slanted, as is common on most modern saxophones. Thus the upper rest needs to be bent a bit. Also, the lower rest is angled inward too sharply, which hits the lower valve guards, or valves in almost every position. I have decided to order a non-folding stand for every day use.
The product photo should have been warning enough, as it shows the saxophone inserted into the stand backwards. Attempting to insert the instrument into the stand in such a manner will damage the rods, valves, and keys over time. It's also very unstable. The top U shaped support should grip the bell.
The quality of the metal is not very good, it's soft and bends easily by hand. The stand was deformed in several places due to this. The powder coat is chipped in many places as well, and one spot on mine was painted over with some yellow paint to hide the damage. You can easily bend it into place with some pliers, to make the locking mechanisms work better.
The joints have a lot of play around the spring pins, so the bolts need to be tightened to stabilize the stand, else it will be too loose and wobbly.
The thumb screw for the lower rest doesn't work at all, and an Allen key is required to get it to tighten up. Adding a split washer and normal washer under the pan head would allow it to work properly.
The upper bell rest needs to be adjusted to hold the horn properly. You could bend it, but the metal brackets will warp if you are not careful (though you can always bend them back with pliers or a vise). If you only use it with one horn, that wont be a big issue after the initial adjustment.
The foam padding is poorly cut to fit, and has some jagged spots. It is functional, but could be thicker. Padding near the bell rest does not protect the lip of the bell too well, where metal on metal contact is possible (at the weld, where the 2 pieces of padding meet at the joint). You could file down the metal there, or wrap some tape around it.
After looking at some more, it seems the lower adjustable rest was assembled upside-down on mine. Flipping it over helps it stay in place, but it still does not tighten easily. At least with the rest assembled in the proper direction, the stand can function.
I have a Yamaha YAS-280. The bell is a bit slanted, as is common on most modern saxophones. Thus the upper rest needs to be bent a bit. Also, the lower rest is angled inward too sharply, which hits the lower valve guards, or valves in almost every position. I have decided to order a non-folding stand for every day use.
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騙されやすい者です。
問題なく使えます。ただゴムバンド部のピラーキャップが直ぐに取れるのは、そのような設計？
Reviewed in Japan on May 30, 2020