can this hold a flute with a b foot?
830401
Yes, it holds both c- and b- foot flutes. The b-foot extends the length of the flute about 1.5 inches. This stand is still sturdy enough to keep a b-foot flute vertical. Any wobbliness is from the difference in diameter of the stand's peg to the diameter of the flute's bore.
830402
Yes. The diameter of the larger pegs is sufficiently thick to keep a flute stable, with or without a b foot's added length. The smaller peg is really only useful for a piccolo.
2022282
Yes. The gig bag is almost TOO big. I can carry a 34" scale semi-acoustic hollow body bass and a 5 string plus a David Eden WTX-260 head, chords, charts....etc. You might want to add some padding around the PRS to hold it steady.
1845583
Yes, although I recommend the Hercules stand (I've used both and the H is MUCH sturdier). Wheels on the Ingles are just about useless, although why anyone would want to "pull the bass around" eludes me. Good luck!
1845582
We only have a 1/2 sized bass on it and it seems fine. The stand is adjustable, I think it would hold a 3/4 sized bass as well. You could always return it if it doesn't fit. I really like this stand, it's very sturdy and it looks great with the bass on it. Definitely a good buy.
52345
It *can*, but I wouldnt. The peg is too narrow, and the flute wobbles. Having said that, the base is heavy enough to keep it upright, but the wobbling makes me uncomfortable. It'd be too distracting to have on stage or in a pit with me. Someone else might be able to suggest a different peg; most (all?) Hercules pegs are interchangeable.
334808
Yes, the flute can play the top staff of the three staves. Flutes can play anything in treble clef. In this sheet, the flute will sometimes have to transpose an octave higher.
1901410
Absolutely. This stand can handle any size horn. I have used it with a King 2B+, 5B with F Valve and a Bach 36 F Valve as well as with a marching baritone horn.
390394
I have a Roland Street Cube, the larger one that sits on an angle and also runs on bstteries. I use the system with my native style flutes.
1049698
Yes, I use the stand for flute and piccolo only and removed the clarinet peg. All pegs can be detached and installed in any position so it's very flexible.
1903624
I think you can purchase an oboe peg for this stand but the one pictured is too large for an oboe.
2274962
No. You would not have the stability to open/adjust the board. This hardware needs to be mounted on a solid surface. A piano hinge may be a better choice.
2044376
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.
52343
I think it is too large and heavy to balance on the flute peg. I am unsure whether you could you one of the other pegs. As the other answers stated, you could purchase an interchangeable alto flute peg.
2123636
I haven't seen one made specifically for the pbone. I think a regular trombone lyre would work.
1903621
Read this product review ". . .Hercules DS602B DLX Flute/Clarinet PEG W/SPRG . . ." and I think you have your answer. I just did what I told YOU to do.
1225033
Yes tt should hold champaign flutes as long as the flutes are not taller than an average size water goblet. I really like my storage conainers. They are so well constructed.
663245
No it does not. The head joint is straight. I think you might have been looking at a picture of a different flute.