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Features
- this fully adjustable sturdy stand fits all cello and bass sizes
- leave your endpin extended so your instrument is always ready to play
- fold-down safety bar locks your cello or bass safely in place
- handy bow holder: hang your bow from a cushioned hook out of harm's way, behind the instrument and off the floor
- padded contact points protect your instrument's varnish
- Connector type: Auxiliary
Description
Fully adjustable and designed for stability, The SA22 safely cradles your cello or bass. Comes with a convenient retractable bow holder and safety restraint for secruity. Folds up for easy storage or transport.
Color: Grey
Brand: Ingles
Item dimensions L x W x H: 18 x 5 x 31.5 inches
Base Type: Leg
Assembly Required: No
Color: Grey
Base Type: Leg
Required Assembly: No
Item Dimensions: 18 x 5 x 31.5 inches
UPC: 736021617520
Manufacturer: SIVMIG
Brand Name: Ingles
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
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Style: Stand
This is a fantastic stand and well worth the $41.55 price tag. Here are a few things I considered when looking for a cello stand and how this product matched up: 1) Sturdiness and instrument security With a cello or string bass, this is priority one. I wanted to make sure neither the stand itself nor the cello's position in the stand would wobble or tip with an accidental jostle. No disappointment here. The base is comprised of two tubes about 1.5 ft long set about 2 ft wide when extended and the height of the padded supports on the base are adjustable. I set mine as far down as possible to lower the center of gravity of my cello. With the adjustable locking neck support, you get a surprisingly solid setup. This is about as secure of a cello stand as you can get short of a wooden box stand. 2) Bow holder One of the biggest problems with cello and bass stands is the lack of bow storage. This stand has a fold-out rubber-padded hook on the back of the neck to place your bow. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. 3) Aesthetic appeal I'll be honest, one of the reasons I invested in a stand was to show my cello off so having a stand that wouldn't detract from my cello was a must. For the most part, when the cello is in position, the stand is inconspicuous except for the neck support. When the locking mechanism on the neck is in place, it's hard not to notice, but it's a small price to pay for stability. The stand is colored in neutral grays and blacks so the stand itself isn't much to look at, but it hides itself well next to my cello, which is exactly what I wanted it to do. Final thoughts: I thought about buying a box stand, but the idea of spending $150-$200 on something with such a rudimentary function and the fact that the box itself would hide half of the cello's body from view were turn-offs. Converted (i.e. larger) guitar A-frame stands seemed unstable and unsuited for something as large and as delicate as a cello or bass. In the end, this stand was the only one that made any sense. It looks great, it's designed with the cello/bass in mind, it won't put a giant hole in your wallet, and it's rock solid when set up properly. If you're looking for a cello stand, this is the one you want.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2010 by A. Yen
Style: Stand
Excellent cello stand. It’s very sturdy and the bow holder is a very nice and thoughtful plus. Highly recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: Stand
Works just fine. I like the height adjustment so the end pin can be left out. Seems sturdy. No issues at this time. Good price. Would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2024 by Greg O
Style: Stand
It sits in our living room, and kinda matches the grey floor. It also has a little hook to hang the bow.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by Dave
Style: Stand
So like other items on amazon, the price bounces around quite a bit. I first ordered a stand that sits lower to the floor and does not hold the neck or the bow because A) I was being cheap, and B) I really didn't think it was such a big deal to extend and retract the endpin. The reality is that I just set the cello on the floor on its side with the endpin out, which is not safe for the cello nor the people who walk anywhere near it. It is possible to put your cello on this stand with the endpin out + / - 15 inches. It's not clear from the photos, but yes. And it is sturdy and stable as others have stated. Recommended: don't be cheap, buy this first because you will buy it eventually. If the price seems high, check back. It changes. EDIT / ADDITION: I just bought a second one because I now have two cellos (celli, for you sticklers). Again, I thought it would not be a big deal to keep my spare cello in the low stand that I have, but I found I was reluctant to use that cello with having to put the endpin in and out, plus I had that cello's bow laying on a stand. Now I can grab either cello quickly and easily and both bows have a home of their own. It is a joy to have the stands right there so neither cello is ever on the floor, even if I just go get a drink. So quick, easy, and safe! Highly recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2013 by A. Nony Moose
Style: Stand
My daughter's 3/4 size bass is safely stored in this stand. I'm hopeful she will practice more often because the bass is easier to access. The stand feels nice and solid even with this enormous instrument stored in it. The bow hook is a nice touch. The bar across the neck is a nice, but I think the bass is safely and securely stored even with that open. The adjustable height means we don't have to adjust the peg to store the bass. Storing the bass in a stand like this makes it much more compact (relative to an instrument the size of a large human) in the room. The instrument itself becomes an attractive piece of art instead of a fragile obstacle.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2016 by Windmill Mom
Style: Stand
2nd one I have ordered. First one was perfect. On this one, the rubber arm cushion, top left arrived damaged. The rubber cushion itself was chewed up and the end cap bent in half, making it very difficult to close the locking arm. I don’t want to return the entire stand but Amazon doesn’t offer an option to replace the damaged part. Can’t find an option online anywhere to replace it. Don’t mind paying for it, but cannot find one. Disappointed. It wasn’t damaged in transit, it was shipped this way….. The stand itself is great. Very sturdy and keeps my cello safe. Very little assembly required and is exactly as advertised. Overall, it is perfect, just the one damaged part….
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023 by Platypus Platypus