Wind instrument stands

For Flute

The flute and piccolo have different peg thicknesses, so each has its own stand. Use a stand as often as possible, as placing the instrument on a desk or chair makes it easy to roll and the adjustment of the instrument is very delicate.

» Flute Stand List

» Piccolo Stand List

For clarinet

There are many varieties such as B♭ / A ??clarinet, E clarinet and bass clarinet. As the internal diameter and the like of the E clarinet and B♭ / A ??clarinet differ, use dedicated stands for each. Multi-stands are also effective when there are many hands-on changes. The bass clarinet stand can also be equipped with pegs to set up the E clarinet.

» B♭/A Clarinet Stand List

» E♭ Clarinet Stand List

» Bass Clarinet Stand List

For saxophone

There are many varieties such as soprano, alto, tenor and baritone. The soprano has both a straight and curved instrument shape, so you need a stand that is appropriate for each. Pegs can be added to the stands for alto, tenor and baritone to further support other instruments.

» Soprano Sax Stand List

» Alto Sax Stand List

» Tenor Sax Stand List

» Baritone Sax Stand List

For Trumpet

The trumpet and the cornet can use the same stand. Flugelhorn requires a dedicated stand. Multi-stands are also effective when there are many hands-on changes.

» Trumpet / Cornet Stand List

» Flugelhorn Stand List

For French horn

When you are not using the instrument, keep it in a case or on a stand to reduce the burden on the rotary and the bell.

Recommended product

» HERCULES STANDS DS550BB

» K&M 17580

For Trombone

A stand for trombone and bass trombone. There is a highly stable stationary type and a foldable type that can be stored in the case with the legs in the bell.
HERCULES STANDS/DS520B holds the hand of the slide, the instrument can be set with muting applied.

» Trombone Stand List

For euphonium

We often see the bell put on the floor, but using a stand reduces the risk of the bell flare deformation.

Recommended product

» K&M 14941

For Tuba

The tuba has two types of stands, one for playing support of the instrument and one for the instrument to stand up to leave the instrument. You will see a lot of times where you put the floor on the floor with the bell facing down, but using the stand will reduce the risk of deforming the bell's flare.

» Tuba playing support stand list

» Tuba instruments stand stand list

Multi stand

This is handy when you need to switch between multiple instruments like in an ensemble or playing jazz.

Recommended product

» Multi stand lists

For German style tenor horn, Althorn

The hook-type stand makes changing your instruments easy.

Recommended product

» K&M 14920

Mute holder

Not only is it easy to attach and remove the mute while playing, but also it helps prevent the mutes from falling to the floor. Compatible with trumpet, trombone and some horn mutes.

Recommended product

» K&M 15910

» HERCULES STANDS HA100

K&M

German long-established stand brand founded in 1949. Sound House is an authorized K&M distributor and has abundant stock from stands to parts.

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OHASHI

A Japanese stand brand founded in 1969. The stands feature robust construction with simple designs.

» OHASHI product lists

Aida

Their unique designs which make the stands easy to carry, and the convenient multi-stand for ensembles have earned high praise in the field of wind instruments and orchestras.

» Aida product lists

HERCULES

Hercules Stands are robust and feature a unique design using yellow and black lines.
There are many stands available in wind instrument stand section, including many multi-type stands.

» HERCULES product lists