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Think twice
I would NOT advise purchasing this stand.
1. With a base as heavy as this, the whole upper part of the stand could be much bigger. The support arm should be longer. A base this heavy could support a desktop PC, not just an iPad or something similar.
2. The support arm — perhaps the most important part of a stand — is short, AND it rotates around its axis no matter how tightly you tighten all the bolts. Most musicians would probably prefer to save their hands; my palms already hurt from tightening it, and the thing still rotates. This means your device could potentially fall onto the floor at any time.
It seems that the engineers who designed this stand were as far removed from music as the Sun is from the Earth. Or they were simply bad engineers.
A stand should be light enough to carry to and from a gig.
The support arm should be as long as reasonably possible.
Most importantly, the support arm should NOT rotate around its axis. That is crucial.
None of these things are incorporated into the design of this stand.
Its only advantage is that it’s cheap.
But it’s ridiculously heavy, and your device can still fall off it at any time — especially onstage, where a musician could stumble into the stand or simply bump it with a guitar. Your iPad could end up on the floor regardless of how heavy the stand itself is.
There is no logic to this stand’s design.
1. With a base as heavy as this, the whole upper part of the stand could be much bigger. The support arm should be longer. A base this heavy could support a desktop PC, not just an iPad or something similar.
2. The support arm — perhaps the most important part of a stand — is short, AND it rotates around its axis no matter how tightly you tighten all the bolts. Most musicians would probably prefer to save their hands; my palms already hurt from tightening it, and the thing still rotates. This means your device could potentially fall onto the floor at any time.
It seems that the engineers who designed this stand were as far removed from music as the Sun is from the Earth. Or they were simply bad engineers.
A stand should be light enough to carry to and from a gig.
The support arm should be as long as reasonably possible.
Most importantly, the support arm should NOT rotate around its axis. That is crucial.
None of these things are incorporated into the design of this stand.
Its only advantage is that it’s cheap.
But it’s ridiculously heavy, and your device can still fall off it at any time — especially onstage, where a musician could stumble into the stand or simply bump it with a guitar. Your iPad could end up on the floor regardless of how heavy the stand itself is.
There is no logic to this stand’s design.
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