Stay Music - Tier Clamp for STAY Piano Standing Series Stand - Straight

• Additional or replacement adjustable tier clamp for STAY Piano Standing Series keyboard stand
• Ultra-lightweight Aluminium
• For use with Tower Series straight arms option
• Built to support up to 65Kg
• Fits all STAY Piano Standing series stands

Product Description The Stay 2 tier piano stand is designed for use with Stage Pianos. The stand is made from Aluminium and is just 6.9Kg yet can hold an 88 key weighted keyboard up to a maximum of 65Kg on each pair of arms. The near vertical stand has a slim but broad base with three floor contact points giving a very stable base. The height of the tiers can be adjusted up to a maximum height of 1150mm. The lower arms are 450mm long with adjustable rubber pads whilst the top tier pair are 380mm and are set at a 10° angle for ease of playing. The stand has a neat cable gutter with rubber clips to keep cables neatly tidied away The stand can be erected and stored away quickly and easily into the supplied carry case. The stand is available in a range of hard wearing colour finishes Manufacturer's Description Twenty years ago, the brothers Decio Cavalheiri and Fioravante Cavalheiri, directors of the Metallurgical Industry Stay and music enthusiasts in Brazil developed the first keyboard stands with a truly innovative design for music keyboards applying engineering and original technology, similar to that applied to the best scientific equipment manufactured in the world. Stay Music was born, and a company derived from one of the largest Brazilian industries in the field of aluminum injection under pressure, the Metallurgical Industry Stay moved into the Music Industry. The reception in the Brazilian music market was very positive to the first stands for keyboards manufactured by Stay Music, due to the stands being very versatile, easy to assemble and most importantly lightweight. In addition there is the Stay Music guarantee, which gives confidence to consumers. Stay stands are now sold world wide and are used by professionals both in studios and in live touring rigs.