Stagg SV-CE Adjustable Foldable Stand for Cello with Hook for Bow - Black
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It is possible to leave the pin almost 9 inches long. The lowest setting for the bottom holders might apply.
There is no problem with this product. There is a cello on display.
One of the legs is supported by two points approximately 2 inches apart.
Yes. The bow has a hook on it back. This stand is a great buy for its quality, strength and ease of use. It blends in well with other furniture.
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It's time to get to business now that the final product is available for public consumption. When I bought this music stand for it, I was surprised when I found it incredibly large and monstrous enough to be carried. Additionally, it held a bass, so cutting it too slack was necessary. Having discovered this one, I was relieved to learn that it was not quite as big as I feared. A cello fits easily inside this big box; there won't be an excess stand. The stand suits your event perfectly for a full-size setup - I think you should make reservations. Bow is just a few hooks for this cello, its size measures 13 lbs. However, I am not completely happy about how it has to be bent really, leaning so far on the cello to prevent it from smashing into the stand (but then there is a rubber stop there so I hope that won't cause problems). For an instrument weighing so much, it's not sure where the stand made should have sat quite right. In the picture attached, you can see how this structure would have prevented the stand from being given an overall 5 star rating. In all, this was a nice stand, though it would have gotten a 5 star rating otherwise.
I absolutely love how this stand works. If I use my 7/8 size cello, it fits perfectly, with only the pin in it. We had the bows pair well at the hanger and we are sure of how they match.
UPDATE: In any case, you will be able to see the cello's back, while you will not experience the padded edge in most cases. I hope the stand will keep the cello from scratching its surfaces and leaving marks when put out or picked up. Take a look at one of my photos which have the yellow towel over there. The padding will likely need some cushions if you're installing a new one.
In addition to storing my cello in my home, I tend to make it easy to reach if I have to listen to church. Solid and small in size, the stand fits in less than a foot of floor space. It would be a nice change for the manufacturer if they made it attach a 4/4 cello with the endpin fully extended. To determine where the cello will fit in the stand, I usually only push the endpin a few degrees up and then guess at where the endpin is supposed to go. It's much easier to secure the cello by leaving the endpin out on the stand without drilling additional 1/4 inch holes. I did this additional depth drilling above the top hole provided on my second cello. Due to my bent the tubing at the top, the top held correctly and there wasn't any contact between the cello's lower and higher ends. Folding a cello for transportation would remain seamless, since the neck holder would prevent full retraction when it would extend to three inches forward. I put them permanently to avoid making any folding movements on the stand. The cello's stand hangs without moving. No folding is necessary either. In addition, I bent the bottom of the cello's arms fully into contact to make sure every degree of force was applied. With ease of use it can be done. Since it requires bending the tubing all the way over the neck. A one-inch tube bender is needed for my project.
The Ingles stand on the shelf that I was waiting for was temporarily out of stock and I made the purchase. No one should worry about this. As expected, it is effective. Ingles can work, but it's not as versatile as one would expect. When you are wearing a double bass in this particular package, I feel not as secure that it holds the bass well (3/4 inch). Having this unit hold my bass wouldn't make any sense. As a stand in addition to making a bigger footprint, the Stagg is considerably more expensive than the Ingles. Among the things Ingles does don't feature is its ability to fold up easily. You can certainly use one of those portable cello stands if you need it. My personal favorite studio or home is the Ingle's.
Service is poor. On my laptop, though, the plastic latch on the neck came undone. As a result, it will cost the company more to recover the entire stand from their support team than it will for the part to be replaced. I am incredibly disappointed that they do not respond to our emails.
My opinion of this stand is that it is gross. I recently bought an inglestand for my cello, which is both functional and secure. This POS fell apart when it hit the floor. Don't invest in the crap stand, look elsewhere! Do not invest in it. We will reuse our existing POS and reFab this to ensure the computer is available when they receive our shipments from the seller. My best option is to sell it for scrap if I am incapable of doing it.
A nut like the one threading the adjuster through was so flimsy and brittle, as I put it in position for mounting. due to the fact that it's from a third party seller, I received an email warning that I might be charged for its return if it is returned. Our options would have been to get refund or pay a fee to avoid being refunded to us. With my broken item, I am no longer utilizing the cello, so I am basically going to sit it aside and rest it.
I find it extremely useful. To play the Cello you need this. A cello player in the house bought the instrument for. It is very helpful to have this information. Practicing cellos will keep them protected. Strong, sturdy, well made, and strong. In situations in which the stand is not in use, the arms flip up to reduce the footprint. It is very convenient and easy to use to connect the bow to. Rubber clips are appropriate to affix to the fingers of the Cello, allowing the fingers to be securely placed. This assembly locks the instrument into its stand so it stays secure.
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