CAHAYA Sheet Music Stand Foldable with Tri-fold Panel Portable Metal Stand | Stable Adjustable-Height Floor Music Stands with Carrying Bag Matte Frosted Finish for Piano Guitar Violin Learning Practice

Good, strong tripod, easy to deploy, comfortable takes my 300 page book of music. And folds down to a neat, easily carried package.

I recently purchased the Foldable Sheet Music Stand with Tri-fold Panel, and it has quickly become an essential part of my musical gear. As a musician who often travels for performances and practice sessions, finding a stand that combines durability and portability was crucial, and this product delivers on both fronts. The build quality is impressive. The stand feels solid and well-constructed, providing a stable platform for my sheet music. I no longer worry about my music slipping or the stand toppling over, even during outdoor performances. The tri-fold panel design is a fantastic feature, allowing for easy setup and secure holding of multiple sheets of music. What truly sets this stand apart is its portability. It folds down compactly, making it incredibly easy to carry around. Whether I’m heading to a rehearsal, a gig, or just practicing at a friend’s house, the lightweight design and included carrying case make transportation a breeze. Additionally, the adjustable height and angle settings are user-friendly and versatile, accommodating various playing positions and ensuring comfort during long practice sessions. The sleek and professional look of the stand is an added bonus, enhancing the overall presentation. Overall, I highly recommend the Foldable Sheet Music Stand with Tri-fold Panel to any musician in need of a reliable, portable, and well-built stand. It has exceeded my expectations, and I know it will serve me well for years to come.

This stand is perfect. I wanted one that looks like my classic Manhasset to match the others in my group but also be portable so I can take it on my bike. This one folds up quite small, fits easily in its case and goes together in a snap. The two clips for keeping music from blowing away work extremely well, unlike some other stands I've had.

This is a good stand. After about 6 months use the middle locking mechanism partly gave out and now the stand slides down in the middle. I fix this by putting a bull clip on the joint when I get it where I want it. I do think it's still a little too new to have this problem. The big advantage of this stand is the very sturdy wind clips. They actually press into the music so the music cannot blow away. I did have to glue one of the wind clips back into it's port, but it glued easily. So good and bad. Great ideas for a stand but it could be made a little better.

For the price, it's a great music stand. I don't like the little wires that hold the music, they just seem to get in the way. Despite looking like a sack full of Tinker Toys (do they still make Tinker Toys?), it works well and holds a completely stuffed Rondofile Notebook of my music with notebook dividers, and several pencils. It just takes a while to set up and tear down. I keep it in the car in case I need a stand for a rehearsal or lesson. Just take that into consideration--I have to get to rehearsals early enough to assemble my clarinet, the stand, warm up, tune up, and put music in rehearsal order. Despite close quarters in both rehearsals and performances, it's never tipped over or spilled my music on the floor.

I got this for gigs on the road. It is so much easier than trying to carry a regular stand. It is lighter, but once together is very stable. The color is black, so it blends well with others. The old foldable silver stands were just too lightweight and I didn't want to trust my ipad or my large music binder on that. This is very stable. I don't worry about them. Height is great. You can sit or stand. It easily adjusts. It has it's own storage bag, which is great, too. Everything folds back up, easily, into the bag. And you can just carry that off.

I have bought 2 versions of this design, both are very sturdy, seem like these will hold up well. The 2nd one I bought was not quite a nicely designed as this one-which has a sturdier tray and folds up more compactly-important if you need to port these around from venue to venue, so look at pictures carefully-there are variations in what initially may look like identical stands. This is very stable, nice adjustments. usable from various sitting or standing heights. No matter how quality this stand is, i still don't play too well but that's another story!

PROS: We bought this stand for our high school son to use for summer music camps. If you've used those wire, flimsy, portable stands before and hated them, then you will LOVE this stand. We looked into buying the more "famous" name brand folding stand, but it was backordered 4-5 weeks. We took a risk on this unknown manufacturer and it paid off. It's very easy to assemble. If you've had to assemble folding stands before, it will be second nature. If you've never folded stands before, it will take a try or two to "get" it. It's definitely heavy and should stand up to the mountain breezes of summer camps. The stand also has music holders will are great! Additionally, if you play gigs while standing and you're tall, you'll be fine with this stand. My son is 6'2" and the stand goes even higher than he needs it while standing. CONS: Honestly, there aren't really any cons. I guess the only thing would be that the holder for music is slightly more narrow than a traditional metal stand (see side by side pic of normal stand with portable stand), but this also makes it more portable. If you look at the photos, you'll see that it's still wide enough to hold an open book (using those handy page holders). The leg width at the bottom also doesn't go as wide (keep in mind I do NOT have the legs fully extended in the pic). Still wide enough to be solid and not wiggle. Great product. I would buy again if needed. This stand is well made, solid, and will stand the test of time (and the test of a teen!).