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Wooden Saxophone Stand
Tenor saxophone
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Step 1: Use two screws to secure the base to the vertical support.
Step 2: Attach the top bracket to the end, using two screws to secure it
Assembly
Joe Waskiewicz
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Nice wood stand but the sax would not fit on the hold even though the details said this type of sax would fit. Had to send it back.
Jesus
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
El porta saxofón llegó con un tornillo mal instalado, lo que ha provocado rayones en mi saxofón, yo sé que el tiempo de regrésalo ya terminó y no sé a dónde reportarlo ya que mi saxofón es de alta calidad
Cafycow
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
The wood base is very easy to assemble and so aesthetically beautiful. The saxophone rests beautifully and securely in its cradle. It is nice that it is very easy to place the saxophone onto it. Now, my son's expensive saxophone is not just lying on the floor every time after he practices it.
Kelly Cactus
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
Recently acquired an alto after not playing since high-school and had nowhere to safely store it. No case or anything, so this was perfect. I have a music themed living room so the stand makes the sax a perfect addition. I highly recommend it.
Lester Jensen
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
My application is strictly in my home studio providing a stable convent stand for my Paris Selmer Alto, and Selmer Bundy Tenor. I haven't tested the Tenor yet but the geometry of the design should support the Tenor when used carefully. For my home use this is adequate to the task because I am very careful in treating my instruments with the utmost of respect and care.- For those playing out in clubs and other live settings the emphasis is on the performance and switching which instrument is "racked" could be done more aggressively as driven by the performance, and we'll have to look for feedback from such live performance musicians to see how this holds-up in that environment.
Oswald A. Reyes
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
It looks like a great product, but unfortunately, it does not fit a Tenor Sax. I have a professional PMauriat Tenor Sax. It won't fit. Not even close. I'm returning.
Charles Connor
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
A very well designed, easily assembled, high quality, functional and attractive product.
Greysmoke
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024
This kit contained several wooden parts plus a bag of screws. That's it. No instructions.While the components of this looked simple, I had to fiddle with them for some time before I figured out how they go together. Maybe it was only 10 minutes of my life -- but that's 10 minutes I could have saved by including a simple instruction sheet. But no matter -- I finally got it put together. My opinions of the finished product are mixed.On the one hand, it looks nice and does a good job of holding my saxophone with some stability. On the other hand, I'm not sure how long lived this will be. The joints look a little flimsy. I don't care for the fact that I can't simply set my horn into the stand. I have to lift it up and drop it in place in order for it to fit into the top "holder." Once it's in place, it seems secure enough.I think this would be fine for an occasional holder: something that I don't take the sax on and off of regularly. It also seems a little bulky. Like I said, I'm mixed on this. I think, had the manufacturer done a better job of packaging and presenting it, my first impression wouldn't have been undermined.
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