Konig & Meyer Nickel-plated folding desk - 101

Great professional looking and very sturdy,Have had it for years now and still no problems at all.Unfolding it needs care and patience though, otherwise might feel tangled but it’s not.

I have used heavy duty K&M stands for years, I was never a fan of the thinner ones as they always looked flimsy and unstable for me. Until I tried this one because of the versatility and ease of use, lightweight and doesn’t take too much space. Due to living in a flat I needed something fairly small, adjustability is great as you can go fairly high and low to your comfort. For the quality you get, around £20 it’s great value for money.

I've had a couple of König & Meyer stands, and they do seem to be made to a better quality than other brands I've encountered. This one is very lightweight and folds up to be nicely compact. It would happily go inside a small backpack. It seems sturdy enough for light duties - sheet music and thin to medium books. The locking screws seem built to last.

This music stand was procured for my daughter who has been having her flute lessons via Zoom at home since the lockdown. I chose this item because it is foldable which will make it easy to travel with once she goes back to school and also relatively cheap.Positive features:• Made of steel which makes it quite sturdy.• Foldable for travelling or storing.• Easy to set up - took less than 2 minutes first time.• Music head wide enough for at least 3 A4 sheets at one time.• Strong enough to take ABRSM music book not just sheet music.• Smooth finish• 5 year guarantee• Feet adjustable for wide or narrow stance - ideal for small spaces.Could be better:• Rubber feet instead of plastic.• Feet legs could be sturdier.I've given this item four stars because even though the item itself is excellent, I feel that as a foldable stand it should have a carry bag. Even a budget, drawstring bag would suffice but to charge 2/3 of the item price for a carry bag to go with it, negates the value for money somewhat.

Like many musicians, my brain is a sieve when it comes to remembering to take stuff with me, and consequently I've lost and had to replace more music stands than I can count.General stand buying advice: they fall into three price categories: under £10 is a total false economy - I've never had one that cheap that hasn't broken very quickly. Over £30 is too much to take it out of the house. So the sweet spot is in the middle. This stand has been my go to for about a year now - having found one so cheap and so reliable, you'd think I'd take better care of it...K&M are a really reputable brand. As a child, when my parents continually reminded me to remember my stand, I had one that was still going strong a decade later. Obivouly I lost it during my first term at uni. Still. I imagine this would last just as long. It's mega sturdy, the screws turn really easily but hold the stand without difficulty.What I really like though is how lightweight it is and how small it packs down. Most cheap stands get their solidity from having thick, oversized tubes and heavy screws - this is obviously made of more quality stuff, as it stands strong no matter what, but slips really easily in a bag. For £15 I am totally happy. Maybe one day I will learn to take them with me.

Purchased this as a replacement for an older version after the screw thread for the stand legs wore out and could therefore no longer be tightened preventing the legs from securing for standing.The newer version of this stand I received has a setup where the legs screw clamps around the upright rather than secures by screwing into the pole (see picture), which seems like it should last much longer than previous designs. I have been through many stands where the screw for the legs secures just by screwing into the upright (K&M as well as other designs) and they always break at this point. I’m hoping that this version lasts much longer.Size wise, it fits perfectly into my gig bags, and fits snuggly into a Besson cornet case. In general is well made, sturdy, and most importantly is steel not aluminium; ideal for those all important outdoor gigs where magnets are essential.

There are others out there that are as sturdy but are lighter

Exactly what I needed. Much better than the cheaper ones

Pupitre acheté pour un enfant de 10 ans. J'ai eu le même étant enfant et il m'a servi jusqu'à l'age adulte. J'ai donc voulu le même pour mon enfant.A la réception, je n'ai pas été déçue. La qualité est toujours au rendez-vous. Ce pupitre est très solide et durable. Il est également léger et stable. Il peut être utilisé régulièrement. Un mode d'emploi permet une prise en main rapide, pour une ouverture et une fermeture facile du pupitre.Je recommande à 100 %.J'espère que mon avis vous sera utile ;-)

Ganz normaler Notenständer, stabil. Einfach gut. Würden wir wieder kaufen.

Tolta la pazienza che si deve avere nel montare e rimontare inizialmente questo tipo di leggio (bisogna prenderci solo la mano) va detto che l'articolo ha un'eccellente qualità, che ben sopporta anche i primi tentativi poco riusciti di apertura/chiusura. Lo consiglio.

Great product. Very sturdy and light weight. Doesn’t occupy much space once folded. Buying it for the second time because my earlier one got lost. Only complaint is that a notation stand as expensiveAs this should have a carry case provided with it. It is not convenient to carry the stand without the key As this should have a carry case provided with it. It is not convenient to carry the stand without the case.

マイクスタンドや楽器スタンド界で有名な、ドイツのケーニッヒ&マイヤーの譜面台です。他の多くの譜面台が「軽さ」を推していますが、それが求められるのは持ち運びの時だけ。肝心の演奏するときに倒れては本末転倒です。この譜面台はしっかりしたスチール製で、重さは約1kg。安心感が違います。さすがはスタンドメーカー、分かってるなと思いました。