Petersen Folding Music Stand
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Sleek, modern design.
The folding Peterson Design sheet music stand is made from black, injection-molded ABS plastic. Its design is light yet impact resistant, collapses into a portable size, has adjustable desk angle, and sets up and takes down in seconds. The Folding Music Stand's height adjusts from 25" to 41" and pull-out extensions provide 4-sheet capacity.
Features
- Made of black, injection-molded ABS plastic
- Light yet impact-resistant
- Collapses into a portable size
- Adjustable desk angle
- Sets up and takes down in seconds
- Height adjusts from 25" to 41"
This is the stand to have. Order today.
Review Snapshot®
by PowerReviews(based on 50 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
75%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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- Compact (3)
Cons
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Most Liked Positive Review
Classic Stand
I play classical guitar at restaurants and special events and needed a lightweight, portable music stand. The Petersen Stand is perfect for me and I haven?t had any problems. Naturally, care should ...Read complete review
I play classical guitar at restaurants and special events and needed a lightweight, portable music stand. The Petersen Stand is perfect for me and I haven?t had any problems. Naturally, care should be taken when you?re setting it up and resist the urge to over-tighten some of the parts! If you need the stand to hold something the size and weight of a Fake Book every night, you may want to consider something heavier duty but for every other use?I strongly recommend it.
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Most Liked Negative Review
Please redesign
Cool gadget - tear down and assemble idea is good. Performance is bad. The desk never fully unfolded correctly. After a few months the pole started releasing and the stand would slide down. ...Read complete review
Cool gadget - tear down and assemble idea is good. Performance is bad. The desk never fully unfolded correctly. After a few months the pole started releasing and the stand would slide down. The last straw occurred during a performance where one of the legs popped out while on stage and the entire stand collapsed with music flying everywhere. Great effect, but not intended...
Cool gadget - tear down and assemble idea is good. Performance is bad. The desk never fully unfolded correctly. After a few months the pole started releasing and the stand would slide down. The last straw occurred during a performance where one of the legs popped out while on stage and the entire stand collapsed with music flying everywhere. Great effect, but not intended...
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Pros
- Compact
- Relatively Sturdy
- Self Contained
- Stable
- Very Portable
Cons
Best Uses
- Events
- Home Studio
- Performances
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
My second stand. First one leg broke. Nothing else comes close to the performance of this one.
Pros
- Compact
- Easy To Carry
- Holds Items Securely
- Portable
- Stable
Cons
- Plastic
Best Uses
- Events
- Home Studio
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
I bought this to take to dulcimer class and now use it at home. This is my second purchase. After several years, the tightening thing split. I think I just kept over tightening. The whole still works well at the low height for home use. I have bought a new one to take to a harp conference. Everything fits inside itself and is lightweight to carry.
Pros
- Compact
- Portable
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
Lightweight and portable. Desktop conveniently folds up and forms the case for the stand and legs so that you don't have a carrying bag to lose or lay on the rehearsal room floor or stage. Definitely not a heavy duty stand, but very easy to carry and ride with on a motorcycle or scooter.
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Best Uses
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
I would not recommend this stand to anyone! It is complicated to assemble to say the least and way over priced.Go with a basic folding stand. You can get a decent one on Musician's friend for under $20
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
I'm a gigging musician and I purchased this music stand specificly to use on outdoor festivals where the backline doesn't include music stands. Working my way from the parking lot to the stage through large crowds with a conventional music stand was clumsy, awkward and inevitably somebody got poked. Now, I just throw it in my backpack and the crowd is safe!
The portability is just what I was looking for.
Other reviewers have Dogged this product. If it were made of Titanium or Carbon Fiber it would cost substantially more.
I think it's a great value for the price!
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
Cool gadget - tear down and assemble idea is good. Performance is bad. The desk never fully unfolded correctly. After a few months the pole started releasing and the stand would slide down. The last straw occurred during a performance where one of the legs popped out while on stage and the entire stand collapsed with music flying everywhere. Great effect, but not intended...
Cool gadget - tear down and assemble idea is good. Performance is bad. The desk never fully unfolded correctly. After a few months the pole started releasing and the stand would slide down. The last straw occurred during a performance where one of the legs popped out while on stage and the entire stand collapsed with music flying everywhere. Great effect, but not intended...
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
Great concept, but not sturdy or reliable.
This stand is a piece of crap . I had it for 1 month and the piece you put the music on is now stuck at a 90 degree angle!! I can not close it or open it. Great idea to have one that breaks down to a small case, but if you do not know how to manufacture it for use, then stop ripping people off! Junk.
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
Wrote the company a year ago, still waiting for a part on back order. No way a company can go a year with no inventory.
Nice, but totally non-functional
Base fell apart after just a few uses.
Considering it is a throw away product, way overpriced
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
I am a guitar teacher. I needed a light weight music stand for 2-4 students per class with easy set up and compact storage. After using these stands for almost a year, the legs fall off, the folding case that holds the sheet music gets I regret having bought these music stands. When they are new, they work fine, but after repeated use they do not hold up.
Comments about Petersen Folding Music Stand:
Here is another vote for "brilliant idea, badly made" for the Peterson Folding Music Stand. I love the idea that all the stand parts close up into a compact little box. I like having a solid page support (as opposed to wires), and having it fold in half to make it fit in a gig bag is great. However, all the screws that allow this to happen are plasti-on-plastic, and they get stuck to the extent it requires tools to unstick them. The legs are cheap (one of mine broke the first time I put it together) and fall out when you pick the stand up. Also, the tripod spread of the legs can't be adjusted, which is a problem in tight spaces. I wish they would re-engineer this idea with better materials and design details.
