Our stands are adjustable, durable and easy to store and transport in a small space. They are made of ¾” square steel with ½” adjustable height inserts. They are painted black. There are two types of stands: flat and raised. Raised stands are 2” above the floor so that flat stands may slide under them in order to adjust the playing angle of the stands on Double, Triple, and Four-Pan instruments.

All stands adjust from 27” to 41” for the hanging height of the pan. Thumb screws, situated on the front of the stand near the player, are used to set the height of the inserts. (Taller inserts can be special ordered upon request.) Small hooks on the inside of the adjustable insert are used to suspend the pan.

• Tenor Stands are flat with two equal length feet of 16”.

• The Double Stands use a flat stand and a raised stand so the flat stand can slide under the raised stand, adjust to the desired playing angle and not get in the way of your feet while playing.

• The Triple Stands have a flat stand on the left and right and a raised stand in the center, again to accommodate the angle of the stands and to stay out of the way of your feet while playing.

• Quadraphonic Stands alternate flat, raised, flat, raised.

• Suspension for the Bass is done with hard foam balls, three balls are used for each bass so 18 balls are required for the set of 6-Bass.