can this stand be used for concert style playing? as in standing up and playing rather than a drum set. also, what is the height ranges for this stand
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This is a drumset stand. It can only be used for seated playing. Hope that helps.
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It's a sturdy stand but it's only for a sit down setup...my set isn't here, so I cannot measure the height max, but I can say this...it wouldn't be stable topped out. I do know that it def won't go high enough to stand.
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It may be too short. I think this stand would be great for positioning a mic for an acoustic guitar.
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Mrs M and Amazon:User's Guide received with my stand did not indicate weight capacity.However, normal common sense tells us it is a music stand used to hold basic music or other light weight materials. Heavy articles could cause it to tip over, or overload the tray and/or stand legs and cause a problem.Propose you contact distributor for their official answer to your question atPL &H; International13430 Alondra Blvd Cerritos, CA 90703Email: plh.international@gmail.comPh. 877-754-4681562-623-9266
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Yeah, I just extended it all the way, and you can raise the bottom edge (where you would rest your music) up to 48". You can lay the top horizontally (in fact, it'll flip 180 degrees), and with the knob you can get it to hold pretty tight. I'm not using it professionally, so I can't say to what degree it would hold up when it's regularly being used/abused as it's being broken down on a regular basis. I mostly have had it in one position since I got it.
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Stand is about 18"? And the cymbals are garbage. They are not the hi hat cymbals in the photo, they are machine cut brass with an upturned lip on the outside. Not really a hi hat cymbal at all, sadly.
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It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy. hope this helps. -Joshua It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy.... » Read More It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy. hope this helps. -Joshua « Show Less
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Id say around 12-14 inches tall. I used as a kick drum mic stand sometimes. We also used it to mic guitar cabs just depends in the venue equipment we bring. Base is nice and sturdy but the more outward the boom the less stable the stand
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K&M; offers a universal instrument stand similar to this that works for acoustics, cellos, etc. Might be a better choice. Also $5 less on amazon right now.
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I don't have it right here to measure but the top height is standard table height. It plays perfectly.
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You can but the alesis mount for it and then buy an adjustable drum stand to support it or use a snare stand. It also works on a table top just fine
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Hi Thomas, Let me first start with base, is small which does not take much space in diameter but heavy to make it very stable. Max height can be adjusted up to 1.5 feet. The boom is double extendible up to 2.5 feet. There are certain qualities that makes this boom stand out clearly:1. Base is small & stylish but quite heavy to hold heavy mic and boom 2.5 feet from its edge right away.2. Stand is steady and does not slip on grooves.I have tried many stands and this is the best in its class and reasonably priced.Regards,Pranay SahayHouston TX
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It should work perfectly for that. I love this stand. It's solid and stable, unlike most portable music stands.
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Not that I'm aware of. I would say that if your stands don't fit in this clamp then you shouldn't be using them anyway because they are too small for real drumming. Pearl makes a cymbal mount for the ICON system.
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no, no stand, you can just sit it on a table top or something. but i would not recommend this kit. it might be ok as a toy for a kid, but other than that it is useless. if you are wanting to learn to play the drums look elsewhere.
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I would say it depends on what you want to do with it. I bought it hoping to put a smaller guitar (almost kid size) on it and the stand is now in storage because it was too annoying for that size. The problem is that the part of the stand that actually holds the guitar is both wide and deep. I can get the guitar to balance on it but any bump, no matter how slight, causes it to fall off. So if you want it for a situation where you are certain that nothing will bump into it, might work. Otherwise I would look for something else.
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No It is too small. As noted by others it is heavy and the set screw was damaged (could not hold weight). I modified to fit cymbal stand and it works great for me.
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Not only could the height-adjusting screw (plastic-made) have trouble supporting that weight, but the triangular bases wouldn't ensure great stability with larger speakers. In light of my experience with those stands, I wouldn't try it.