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Music Stand, Colonial, Single Tray
Music Stand, Colonial, Single Tray
SKU:MSRBCS
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Introducing the exquisite Music Stand, a masterpiece of Colonial design featuring a single tray. Crafted from solid rosewood, this music stand offers both elegance and functionality. Its adjustable height and tilt ensure a perfect fit for any musician's needs. The stand's full height ranges from 51 to 66 inches, while the tray height adjusts from 31 to 46 inches, providing versatility for various settings.
The music rack, measuring 20 inches wide by 12 inches tall, is complemented by a 2-inch deep tray, allowing for ample space to hold sheet music securely. With a foot span of only 19 inches, the stand maintains a stable base with its three feet, ensuring reliability during performances. Weighing just over 8 pounds, it is both sturdy and portable. Elevate your musical experience with this elegant stand. Order now to enhance your performance setup!
Features:
- Adjustable height from 31 to 66 inches for versatile use.
- Solid rosewood construction for durability and elegance.
- Stable base with a compact 19-inch foot span.
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