After the legs have fallen down,
tighten the wing nut firmly.
Place the stand next to your
chair and grab the support by
the rod at the bottom.
ATTENTION!
Never move the
saxophone itself to try to
change the position of the rest.
This might cause damages
Pull the support at the bot-
tom of the rod towards your
chair and then back into ‘2nd
gear’. This is the base position.
Some force is required for
this, but this ensures that the
saxophone will remain firm and
stable.
Take a relaxed position, with a
straight back. When needed,
adjust the stand by pulling the
stand (not the saxophone)
into the right position.
This is necessary to guarantee
stability.
Place the stand on the floor, make sure all plastic nuts are ‘open’ and
slide the saxophone into the stand with the clamping strap.
Tighten the 2 plastic nuts, one
on the clamp and one on the
stand (height adjustment).
Now take the playing stand and loosen the large wing nut at the bottom
of the stand with the wing nut pointing upwards.
ATTENTION!
The legs of the
stand are very heavy, so hold
the standard up with wing nut
on top to prevent the legs falling
down on your hands! Now turn
the wing nut up which enables
the legs to move freely.
Turn the stand arround.
ATTENTION!
The heavy legs will
fall down, so watch your hands!
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Tenor
Tenor
Baritone
Baritone
