At Porta stand, we hold a general belief that if it can't withstand a minor breeze, it's not a music stand. For our flagship Troubadour, we took that idea to the next level. Its black powder-coated steel desk supports orchestral scores, laptops, tablets, and auxiliary equipment without so much as a whimper. Its exclusive custom tripod goes low enough for the seated classical guitarist and high enough for the standing string player. Its patented, tailor-fit 1000D Cordura Nylon cover is weatherproof, tour-proof, and student-proof-all while dutifully schlepping the kind of orchestra-sized scores that strike fear into the hearts of even the burliest percussionists. Take away the all-metal tripod and it doubles as a tabletop stand. And of course, like any Porta stand product, it folds up like it's auditioning for Cirque du Soleil. So take a load off, ye weary traveler-the Porta stand Troubadour is the third bicep you always wanted.
J**W
Not recommended
After waiting a month for it I am not as pleased as I hoped. The thumbscrews are too small to get good leverage. Otherwise it is a nice stand that is comfortably portable.
T**C
Best Music Stand On The Planet!
I'm a performing musician that has been using the Portastand Troubadour stand for 6 months. It's an amazing music stand! I have used it to hold my computer and iPad as often as sheet music and it worked like a champ! I love the way it's built. sturdy and no plastic parts. When I'm at a gig, I take my music and iPad and put them in the fabric sleeve, swing it over my shoulder and I'm off! couldn't be any easier!I highly recommend it to any musician!
V**0
Strap broke on 2nd day
The strap broke on the 2nd day of ownership. Customer service was not very good. I probably explained to them "the strap broke" in 5 different emails and sent a picture, but I think they are still wondering how it happened. All I wanted them to tell me is how we could resolve this through either me returning it back or them sending me a new cover. Instead I kept getting questions and they spoke of "wear and tear" Etc. Really? I used it once before it broke.I would NOT recommend this stand, unless you want a product that will probably break quickly like mine did.Also, it seems like a regular manhasett orchestra stand feels lighter than this travel one . Imagine carrying the weight of a manhaset stand on your shoulder. I was really surprised the weight of it when I lifted it. I had hoped it would be lighter but I can imagine (with music) and a stand your shoulder would be pretty sore after a few minutes.I wanted to like the stand. Good concept but overall- too heavy and the strap is not durable/weak.
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