K&M König & Meyer Saxxy Saxophone In-Bell Tripod 3 Leg Stand 14350.000.55 | Professional Grade for all Musicians | Lightweight Ultra-Compact | Stable Secure Bb Tenor Base | Made in Germany Black

If you need a sax stand with no peg attachments for doubles then this is the way to go. Packs up super small and is great for traveling. It's half the weight of the hercules stand so it's nice for local gigs as well.

The stand holds sax secure. It's easy to place on the stand and remove. A little pricey for what you get. The tenor and alto versions are less expensive and are the same design.

I've gone through a number of stands over the years and this is, by far, my favorite.A couple of what I consider it's top selling points: - It's Rock-Solid - I've seen my horn bumped a few times and the firm grip and low center of gravity have kept my horn safe - Super compact - folded it will fit in the bell of your horn - Great for doubling - if you kick it over, one of the legs sticks straight up in the air and acts as a flute/clarinet stand. I wouldn't put a soprano on it though.And now for the cons: - Pricey - you can get a Hamilton Chrome stand that folds down pretty well for less than half the price - Slower to assemble, disassemble than the Hamilton folding stands as well - will only cover one additional instrument - with many other stands you have two pegs for double - not sure about the longevity of the rubber foot covers, but they're ok so far - the stand holds onto your horn so well that you may need to hold the stand down while picking up your horn to separate themDespite the cons, I'm still a huge fan of this stand and recommend it to any saxophonist.

I was looking for a lightweight stand that would fit in my HIscox tenor case. Because the case is compact and tight fitting, the ideal solution was a stand that would fit in the bell of my Selmer Series III. My main concern was that a lightweight stand might not be stable - not a problem with this K&M Saxxy stand. It is a clever product of German engineering and folds neatly after providing great support for my horn. Because it is light and grabs the bell of the horn when in use for stability, it tends to stick to the bell when removing the sax from the stand. I just touch a toe to one of the feet when grabbling my horn and it frees up easily. A very small inconvenience for getting a lightweight stand that fits in my horn. I found it easy to expand for use and fold for storage in the handy soft bag, once I figured out the center leg must be unscrewed almost all the way before pressing the legs under the retaining nut. Now it only takes seconds to set up or put away. They could do better with their instructions - Ikea must have designed them.

I like this stand. It does what it needs to do. It holds the saxophone securely, and doesn't let it fall. Then it can fold up and be stored in the bell, which is very convenient. The thing I don't like about it is the process of folding it and unpacking it. It takes a while to get good at it and get used to it, but after you do it's not much of an issue. Another thing is that it grips the sax a little too well, and that means it's hard to take the sax off the stand without pushing down on it with your foot so the stand doesn't come with it. I am not a huge fan of it for that reason, but it works, so I can't give it lower than what I gave it. I have yet to try the "jazz" stand but I've heard it solves this problem. Hope this helped.

It really fits in the bell well. It doesn't wobble at all. I wish the rubber ends were more sticky. Playing outside with a strong breeze did knock the horn, but not off the stand.

It's light, it's got a small footprint. Seems counter-intuitive that it will provide stability for your horn, but it does. I used a "New York pouch" for my neck and mouthpiece, otherwise I'd be able to utilize the fact that the stand folds up into a shape that fits neatly in the bell. K & M is a great designer/manufacturer - everything I've gotten from them is high quality and well thought out. I've taken their stands for alto and tenor all over the U.S. and the world. I love them.

After setting the stand up, I placed my curved Yanagisawa soprano in it and it does fit well. The only thing that you have to be careful of is that it can be knocked backwards if it is accidently bumped. Fot that reason I would put a cushion or thick towel behind it in case that happens. The people who made this stand need to add another piece on it for more stability so the stand can not be knocked over backwards. I do like the stand, just have to be aware of where you place it.

Trotz seines instabilen Aussehen steht der Ständer sehr. In eingeklapptem Zustand passt er sehr gut in den Trichter des Instruments

Supports my tenor sax with no fear of falling over. Delivered ahead schedule. Great product. Highly recommended.

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