The K&M Bass Clarinet Stand (Black) features a rugged steel construction and felt-lined instrument support for that effortless performance in any venue. Universal support brackets allow you to make tilt and width adjustments, or even be converted to fit your individual instrument.

Cross-braced tube legs combined with a 2-piece folding design makes this stand a great choice for musicians on the move. A new V-shaped base for the endpin lets you easily and securely position your clarinet on this stand. Additionally, you can adjust the height of this stand from 27.559 to 47.244" (698.5 to 198.8mm) as per your requirements.

Felt-Lined Instrument Support    Rugged Steel Construction    Height Adjustment from 27.559 to 47.244"    Universal Support Bracket    V-Shaped Base for the Endpin    2-piece Folding Design    6.3 lb Weight for Portability    Compact Size

Felt-lined instrument support to hold the most delicate instruments

Rugged steel construction

V-shaped base for the endpin for comfortably positioning your instrument on the stand

Universal support bracket easily adjusts as per size of your instrument and height and width requirements

6.3 lb (2.85 kg) 2-piece folding design for enhanced flexibility and portability

Tube legs with cross braces for stable support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it shoot raw format?

A: No

Q: 2. What are the differences between the Canon 730 and the Canon 720?

A: I have had canon 720 for about a year, I was very happy with its performance until accidentally pushed the zoom too much, the lens got jammed, With my new 370,I found everything is the same except few things, It is bulkier because of the rotating monitor, It has a Bluetooth function which is very helpful for picture transfer, and by pairing to the phone you can use your phone as a control for self timer The monitor is flexible and can be flipped all the way up,Else than that I can say the two cameras are almost identical. I am still trying to explore more and discover a new things.

Q: 3. Could this fit a dslr body with 70-200 attached, spare body, 24-70, 16-35, 35, and a DJI Mavic Pro and 2 extra batteries?

A: Yes, it should be able to fit all this gear. To give you an idea, my Kiboko 22L swallows 500mm f/4, two DSLR bodies with grips attached and 8x42 (a big one) pair of binoculars.

Q: 4. Can this lens be used for astro or night photography?

A: Yes you can 12mm in MFT will be 24mm equivalent witch is wide enough

Q: 5. Is it be possible to trigger stop/start recording on blackmagic pocket 4k through the gimbal?

A: Not that we are aware of. While you will be able to balance and shoot with a Pocket Cinema Camera 4K there will not be any control available over the camera from the gimbal.

Q: 6. Has anyone used during concerts?

A: While I may not have used the Canon PowerShot SX740 HS Digital Camera for concert images, if you are looking for tips with using the camera for concert pictures, if you are used to the Tv (Time Value or Shutter Priority) mode on your camera, you can use the mode to set the slowest shutter speed at which images still appear to be sharp and free of motion blur, while also increasing your camera's ISO setting high enough to get a proper exposure on your subject. If you are not used to setting your exposure manually, you may try using the Night Scene mode under the [SCN] Scene mode on the camera's mode dial. You may also simply try the standard [AUTO] mode, view your results on the rear LCD screen of your camera, and see which of the results works best for you in your shooting environment.

Q: 7. Will it work with Nikon D3300 (Compatibility)? Would I be able to use the Timelapse function using a Nikon D3000 series camera?

A: Most likely since the gimbal Supports most mirrorless and DSLR cameras up to 5.5 lb

Q: 8. Will this fit in the overhead cabin space?

A: Yes, with no issues the Gura Gear Kiboko 2.0 Backpack will fit in over head cabins.

Q: 9. Will this lens work on new G9 with adapter ? And will be the focal length 2x ?

A: Yes. The Voigtlander Heliar 40mm f/2.8 Aspherical Lens can be adapted to the Panasonic G9 using an adapter such as this: https://bhpho.to/2Hihi4Z. All lenses are 2 times longer on the Panasonic G9 compared to using a lens on a 35mm film or full frame camera.

Q: 10. Is this good for shooting video on the GH4 since it doesn't have manual focus?

A: It does have manual focus, but it is focus-by-wire. Because of that it does take some getting used to, and I greatly prefer a lense where you physically turn the glass, but you will get used to it if you use it enough. I don't use it as often for video where I am pulling focus, but it looks great for set shots such as interviews where you don't have to change the focus much if at all.