🎵 On Stage MST1000: A Versatile Music Accessory for All Performers Review

I only had it for a short time. For my use, the size was very important. The length was closer to 12-1/2" (ie plus 1/4") which was normal, the width was just over 9" (minus 1-5/8"). Missing more than an inch and a half was an issue. for the installation of a small faucet I had to go back. The rest in terms of construction seemed great in the time it took me to unpack, cry/wipe away the tears of frustration, measure, photograph and repack. The pictures are as close as I could show by…

I have this mic stand for my Mackie Mix5 compact mixer (weighing approx. The dimensions and thickness of the tray make it suitable for this specific task. (Be sure to check the dimensions of your equipment if you are using a Order tray for a similar purpose as your mileage may vary.) It took less than 3 minutes to assemble the tray from the box and attach it to the stand.If you don't use it to store your audio equipment like I do, it's perfect for Stores guitar picks, capo, tuner etc and leaves

Bought only for the clip and holder and I am unhappy with both. Anyway it was cheap and I made my own tray. Problems with this thing: - You won't fit a binder on it: just a page or a folded notepad - Can't hold the compartment tight enough: the clamp rotates so you really have to tighten it - Don't dream of putting a tablet on it because of it. - micro clamp - something in the backyard: it wobbles, tighten. - cheap (cheaply made) because of all the problems - i drilled out the rivets and threw…

Room for small accessories, but if you put something like a DI box on it there's no room for a drink (which probably isn't the best idea anyway) and possibly guitar picks and a capo. Not sure how useful the mic mount would be, it's at an awkward angle and not adjustable but still nice. I can add a gooseneck if needed. Attaches to the thicker or thinner part of my mic stand which is a plus, it seems to fit most mic stands. The tray itself is very strong but I'm not sure how long the clamp will…

As with most things, the simpler the better. This thing snaps onto your mic stand (or any small tubular surface) in seconds and doesn't move until you move it. I trust him to hold my $400+ Fishman pedal at every gig. I play two to six gigs a week and this little shelf has been a solid and welcome addition to my setup, often eliminating the need for a side table. Combined with the OnStage cup holder (which mounts the same way and is another simple product that works great) your mic stand becomes

I just needed a tray to put my picks, capo or other guitar accessories on the music stand. I don't sing, so I don't have a mic stand. This tablet is good value for money, but there are some things that may or may not be as important to others as they are to me. The bowl size is pretty good. It's smaller than the photo, which is a good thing - 6 x 9 inches. It has a 1/4" overhang all the way around. This "kit" comes in two parts: a tray and a lever. Two nuts and two bolts are welded to the tray…