K&M König & Meyer Saxophone Tripod Stand 14300.000.55 | Stable Secure Adjustable/Folding Stand For Eb Alto /Bb Tenor Sax | Lightweight & Compact | Flex Upper Support | Made in Germany | Black

Perfect as advetised

Excellent stand fits my alto well (though not quite as well as an Alto Only stand I had) but well and is adjustable I believe even for tenor

Es genial su diseño y adaptabilidad.

The one thing that I have to watch out for, is make sure that the sax is sitting securely on the bottom rest. It is, in my opinion, too short. It happened three times already when I thought my expensive vintage tenor was secure, it wasn't sitting within the bottom rest. That caused my sax to swing to the side and the keys on the right side to bang on the vertical arm. Immediately I was concerned that the sax was damaged. It is hard to see the bottom rest. I have had a few sax stands and never had this problem.

This is the best saxophone stand under $50. I have tried and sent back these products because they were all cheap stands, which were either unstable, or scratched my saxophone, or both: Hercules, Lolunut, AmazonBasics. We have landed on the Moon and on Mars, but designing and manufacturing a saxophone stand prove to be too difficult for mankind. K&M did the right thing, and spent at least an hour thinking about how to make a stand that's stable and protects your instrument - it's not rocket science really. Normally, K&M's product should be the bottom of the line, but it's more important to market Chinese junk because the margin is larger. K$M's stand is not even expensive, cheaper and much better than the Hercules. Instead of plastic foam, which arrives half torn and ready to fall off on Chinese products, this stand has rubber molded on the fork and where the fork is attached to the stem. The screw that connects the stem to the foot actually does its job and makes the stand stable.

Very sturdy. Good rubber coating. Two pieces that fits nicely in the sax case. Height is low which makes it ideal for placement alongside a seat if playing while seated or sitting down after standing to play.

EXCELLENT QUALITY/SAX FITS PERFECTLY AND DOES NOT WOBBLE. DEFINITELY WORTH THE MONEY.

This entire review must be prefaced with the simple fact that my soprano is a 1918 Beuscher with bell keys on the left side. This really doesn't do well with the older horns using the old builds.So, the plusses: the grip is easily adjustable. I can use it with sop, alto, and tenor. This is also the sturdiest soprano stand on the market that I know of. When I first got this horn just over 20 years ago, there wasn't any such thing as a curved soprano stand. That said, if someone knows of a better stand, please respond in the comments section.The cons: the bell keys on my horn are too low for the stand to effectively hold my horn.