Could I lower the tubes to an almost vertical position in order to use it as a temporary music stand for holding a music binder?
523843
I'm not sure if it will lower that much or not. I would check mine, but there's a 80 lb. keyboard on it. It does lower a lot and you can move them closer together by loosening the middle rod.
848235
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do, but from my understanding you should be able to do so. We are quite satisfied with this stand.
1596013
You could screw the top pin into the second tier though. That may work to decrease height and still be functional.
900867
Yes, but keep in mind the green screen is huge. So, if the stands are lower you have a tremendous amount of extra green screen that is going to be hanging down. You'll have to fold it to keep it from going everywhere.
316497
Yes you can. I prefer to use the stand this way. I find when I use it as a 6 tier stand it can be a little unstable.
677620
I think the answer is yes. I am not at my house where the stand is so I can't honestly test this but I believe positioning the locking top clamp anywhere on the top tube will hold it. I will be back at home tomorrow if you want me to test this. Let me know.
496680
Actually I just put it vertical and it would work. I love mine ( I have two )!
2268931
Maybe. I've found taller items don't always stay upright. You may be better off with one that has taller pegs.
1395552
yes you definitely can. I bought an "X" shaped stand and I notice a lot of rocking with those. im sure a sturdy table at the right height would be just fine.
1035730
I would think yes. Although sheet music is tall, the adjustable legs would seems to compensate for the height.
1690469
Haven't tried that, but this is not a heavy duty item anyway. It works fine, but more in a casual setting or at home. You'd want a pretty beefy stand for anything with a shaky balance. I guess the holder would work though.
995254
That might be really tough. I LOVE this case, but it's designed to hold the guitar standing upright, hanging off a "y" hook. I'd contact the manufacturer direcy
1805584
You could easily use the section of the stand as a less-visible storage area. It really is a great stand - I love it.
1401682
I wouldn't use this as a permanent stand. Its good for on the go gigs and practices.
2006593
It may be too short. I think this stand would be great for positioning a mic for an acoustic guitar.
1357808
Yes. I have mine on a background stand with clamps to keep it from unwilling all the way
1702474
Dear Wayne, they are not build to use it this way. I looked at mine again to see how it could work. If you put something thin and not slippery on the lower one it should hold the upper one. They have 4 little "stoppers" (don't know how it's called) underneath which makes them stand safely. As the upper part is slightly rounded the "stoppers" of the upper one would stay a bit over to the left and right side. That's why it would need an other kind of stopping material in between. (I hope my answer is not too confusing)