Customer Reviews

Manhasset Symphony Stand, Box of 6

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Built to last, these stands are the staple music stand for any band room. They are made completely out of metal (aside from one sturdy plastic piece)and are easy to assemble. All you need is a screwdriver and an adjustable wrench or even pliers.

The one negative to the stands is that they don't store very well. If you use many of them they will take up a lot of floor space. A rolling stand cart does help out a lot, but those are expensive. I choose to overlook this negative because of their ease of use and durability. Also, if a part breaks (which happens very rarely), it is possible to order replacement parts instead of a whole new stand.

I have ordered numerous 6 packs for my band room. It makes putting them together easier and the stands are (usually) cheaper when ordered this way. Also, everything comes in one big box which makes it easier to store in your room until needed.

Our church have purchase these exact same musi stand from local music shop and costed us approx. $ 35.00 pre stand, but Amazon's 5 stands' deal is great arrive in time set up in few minutes, great product will recommand other church to use them

There really is no better stand of this type. We needed only three, but found that it was less expensive to purchase a set of six! The only disappointment came when we opened the box and found that we had everything we needed to assemble the stands EXCEPT the dedicated Manhasset wrench. One would have thought, in this day and age, that an assembly wrench would have been included.

These are very nice and sturdy stands. The best you can buy! They really helped our music program because they are such high quality. We aren't fighting music falling out of our stands and then getting up and finding one which works. Very nice product! Thank you!

This item arrived quickly. It was easy to assemble each music stand. Make sure you have the tools to screw the pieces together. All I used was a flat-head screwdriver, and it did the trick.