Turn The Page Tenor Saxophone Sheet Music

Very well built. Very stable and adjustable for different sizes of alto and tenor saxophone. Also adjust the height.

I never seen an archival page fit an 8x10 sheet of film so well. A plus.

Splitting sheet music for band musicians! it is great!

The Combo scanner was simple to set up and works very effectively on both sheet-fed multi-page documents and flatbed scan items

For Christmas, I finally replaced my 6MP Fuji f31FD travel point-and-shoot with the Panasonic ZS100. My... how camera tech has improved since 2007! Quite a learning curve lies ahead with this powerhouse, but its Intelligent Auto mode allowed me to start taking lovely high-res photos immediately. Two tips: First, change the diopter control beside the viewfinder to make your view as sharp as possible. I spent too much time squinting into it before I noticed that adjustment. And second, I set my laser printer to print the 400-page online Owner's Manual at 4 pages per output sheet. The whole thing then fit into a small binder (though I need magnified reading glasses to read it). And I then printed individual sections that will be referred to often--such as in-camera RAW processing and using "Light Composition" mode (Panasonic's answer to Olympus's "Life Composite")-- at one full page per sheet. This was also my first time buying through B&H, and everything I'd read online about their reliability proved out. It was a very good experience all around!

I use this for taping sheet music together. It works much better than Scotch tape and is very durable.

I use an iPad on stage to read music scores. I've had the Pageflip Cicada Bluetooth page-turner for several years, and while I generally liked it there was one problem, which the iRig BlueTurn has solved: The original Cicada is designed to go to sleep after 10 minutes (I understand that the newer version extends that to 30 minutes). So if I was performing a set that included a mix of scored & non-scored pieces I sometimes found that when I attempted to turn a page the device had gone to sleep! A kick would wake it but then another kick was needed to actually turn the page. I like that I don't need to worry about this with the BlueTurn. Other useful features: - the two buttons are lit when the device is on, both assuring me it IS on (the Cicada has a sometimes blinking light) and better visible on the floor. - the fact that they are buttons embedded on the base of the unit makes them more reliable than the Cicada's open pedals when the device is on a rug. - the power switch is recessed on the bottom of the unit, so less likely to be accidentally turned on when rolling around in my instrument case. - while there are 3 slightly different types of turns it can be set to do, once you choose the one you want it will default to that setting on power-up. It does not have an optional AC adapter, but I expect it will still last a long time on the 2 AAA batteries, plus I always carry a spare set.

I've tried two other pedals. One would sometimes turn two pages. Sometimes wouldn't turn at all. The Page Flip hasn't misbehaved in the week or so that I've been using it. Solid construction and it doesn't slide around on the floor. I'm very pleased.

Large enough to fit over Casio PX-130 with stand and sheet music holder.

these magnets are perfect for keeping sheet music on the music stand. small but VERY strong!