Is this correct?he prop on the back pivots so that you can adjust the slope of the stand for your music.
1938787
Yes, you CAN adjust the slope of the stand, but it's most stable when the prop is fully extended (as you might expect, the more towards vertical the stand, the less stable it becomes).
1938788
Yes, the prop is adjustable. Smooth movement, stays in place when set. I'm very happy with the product.
1938789
Yes it does pivot. It is a very well made and sturdy music stand. I really like it.
1938790
Yes, the back can pull back further or be set closer to the back of the stand, so the slope can be adjusted; however, it does not swivel side to side. Hope this helps.
1716962
There are two axes in which something can pivot. vertically and horizontally. These head phones pivot horizontally, that is left to right, not up and down.
668132
It's sort of both, depending on what you are asking. In the picture, you see those silver "legs" that attach the screen to the grey stand part that sits on the desk? Those legs are fixed to the screen, but the legs will pivot back and forth at the two points where two legs meet the stand. Think of the screen like the back of a lawn/pool chair - you can tilt the whole screen back and forth to adjust the angle as needed, but you can't tilt the screen from side to side (like a TV or traditional computer monitor) unless you move the entire unit.
869345
Yes. It swivels about 30 degrees in either direction, aligning with the legs of the stand.
1236041
It can be to the side if you buy the proper stand. See my previous remarks about the importance of having the right stand.
116658
The stand is fine for me. The piano is heavy enough, making it pretty stable. Not a problem.
620365
Of course, it is adjustable, according to how you want your music to sit, but mine is adjusted to take up about eight to nine inches. It's a really simple, compact stand that does the job very well. It is quite heavy, so it stays put.
447545
It should work perfectly for that. I love this stand. It's solid and stable, unlike most portable music stands.
1479861
Yes..if you remove the strap that holds you in the angle you choose..also has three settings at the pivot point.
1254786
Yes. I use two Strats and it is very stable with the two. If I take one, two or all three of my guitars to a gig, the stand works equally well. It's a good value.
940216
Probably not-- it is sturdy and the base is a little heavy- so if your folding music stand is like mine, it would probably be too heavy. We do like this light but have sturdy music stands.
1221778
If I understand what you mean, Yes. Once adjusted the back stays where you set it unless you turn the knob.
1230903
Yes. The stand has a center pivot point that lets it turn 360 degrees - all the way around. You adjust the knob on that pivot point to keep it stationary, or let it turn.
2081220
No but there is another solution. The back panel helps in keeping the stand "squared" especially when weighted down with equipment. I had the same problem and solved it by cutting out the appropriate amount of panel to fit connections...not much to cut and it worked. Good luck.
1895509
I would assume No. The directions are very specific and color coded. If they are not followed down to the last detail, the stand will not be able to sit upright.
886475
Yes, the cord pivots (somewhat awkwardly) one way or the other allowing the mixer to stand on its heel.
2105140
Set up the base of the stand so that the legs are all even. Then line up the holes of the stand (The part you're going to be putting the music on) with the hole at the top of the base. Put the screw through one side & then screw the black know onto the other end. Make sure you adjust the stand to where you want it before tightening the knob all the way.