SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
14415 Baritone saxophone stand
INTENDED USE
- Extremely stable folding stand for holding baritone saxophones of
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different sizes thanks to a wide range of setting options
FEATURES & CAPABILITIES
- Very solid and durable steel construction
- Wobble-free stand (e.g. through adjustable end cap)
- Unsurpassed ease of handling without the use of tools
- Suitable for rehearsal room, studio, stage and mobile use;
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the flat package is also suitable for transport and storage
- The flexible mounting brackets are completely encased in high-quality plastic,
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whose rubber-like properties protect the instrument from scratching
- Both brackets can be positioned independently of each other:
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the distance varies between 240 - 850 mm
- footprint 400 x 440 mm, height 650 - 920 mm, weight 3.1 kg
Thank you for choosing this product. Please read and follow these instructions carefully. It informs you
about all important steps necessary for safe installation and operation. We recommend that you keep
them for future reference.
1. COMPONENTS
Please carry out a visual check that all parts are
present and in order - as far as recognisable
a
Front part (base tube) with
a
a.1
Foot tube with adjustable end cap and
a
a.1
parquet protector
a
a.2
Spring-loaded clamping knob
b
rear support with
b
b.1
Foot tube with parquet protectors (2x)
c
Support bracket with retaining clip
d
Extension tube with
d
d.1
Mounting bracket (offset by 180°)
2. SET UP THE STAND
2.1
Pull apart the two foot tubes
a.1
,
b.1
up to
2.1
the stop and put it on the floor
2.2
Possible unevenness of the floor by turning of
2.2
the compensation parquet protector
3. PREPARING THE STAND
For packaging reasons:
- the mounting bracket
d.1
has been rotated
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by 180 mounted in the base tube, and
- the support bracket is attached on the rear
The conversion is easy:
3.1
Slightly unscrew the spring-loaded
3.1
clamping knob
a.2
…
3.2
…and pull the handle back until the
3.2
locking bolt releases the extension tube
3.3
Hold the handle pulled and pull the bracket
3.3
together with the extension tube
d
comple-
3.3
tely out of the base tube
a
- overcoming
3.3
a small resistance at the end of the tube.
3.4
Turn the extension tube by 180° and…
3.5
…reinsert it into the base tube
3.6
Engage the spring-loaded clamping knob
3.6
in one of the holes and tighten the handle
3.7
Pull the support bracket (c) off the rear support…
3.8
…and clip it onto the base tube
- Always carry out a visual inspection before use;
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damaged components must not be used any further.
- Ensure a suitable and level surface.
- Due to the nature of the moving parts trapping hazards can
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arise: therefore careful handling is indispensable during
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construction, operation and dismantling.
- Always pull the foot tubes apart as far as they will go.
- The bolt of the spring-loaded clamping knob has always
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to be engaged except during height adjustment.
- Place the instrument carefully in the stand.
- Before changing the height, we recommend that the
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instrument has to be removed from the stand.
- The parquet protectors are made of high-quality material and
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thus as far as technically possible free from plasticisers;
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for protection of very sensitive floors (possibly certain types
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of parquet) a non-slip underlay should be used if necessary.
1. COMPONENTS
2. SET UP THE STAND
3. PREPARING THE STAND
