RAT Music Stand Jazz
RAT · Jazz Music Stand
Flat to the tray,
in under ten seconds.
Lightweight, compact, and built around a friction system. The RAT Jazz folds completely flat to the size of its tray, with a full-size desk and a pencil shelf for everyday playing.
About the stand
The classic RAT, in its most portable form.
The Jazz is the lightweight, compact member of the RAT family. The full-size tray accommodates standard sheet music, with a pencil shelf for everyday marking. A friction-lock system means height and angle adjust smoothly, without levers or screws to fiddle with.
When the gig is done, the whole stand folds flat to the size of the tray in less than ten seconds.
Build
What sets the Jazz apart.
| Form | Lightweight and compact, with a full-size tray and a pencil shelf |
|---|---|
| Adjustment | Friction-lock system — height and angle adjust without levers or screws |
| Fold | Folds completely flat to the size of the tray in under ten seconds |
Who it's for
Players who travel light.
Suits jazz and chamber players, depping musicians, and teachers who carry a stand between rooms. The pencil shelf is the small detail working players notice; the under-ten-second flat fold is the one that makes you want to keep using it.
Questions?
Happy to help.
Email [email protected] with any questions about the Jazz or the rest of the RAT range.
RAT · Jazz Music Stand
Flat to the tray,
in under ten seconds.
Lightweight, compact, and built around a friction system. The RAT Jazz folds completely flat to the size of its tray, with a full-size desk and a pencil shelf for everyday playing.
About the stand
The classic RAT, in its most portable form.
The Jazz is the lightweight, compact member of the RAT family. The full-size tray accommodates standard sheet music, with a pencil shelf for everyday marking. A friction-lock system means height and angle adjust smoothly, without levers or screws to fiddle with.
When the gig is done, the whole stand folds flat to the size of the tray in less than ten seconds.
Build
What sets the Jazz apart.
| Form | Lightweight and compact, with a full-size tray and a pencil shelf |
|---|---|
| Adjustment | Friction-lock system — height and angle adjust without levers or screws |
| Fold | Folds completely flat to the size of the tray in under ten seconds |
Who it's for
Players who travel light.
Suits jazz and chamber players, depping musicians, and teachers who carry a stand between rooms. The pencil shelf is the small detail working players notice; the under-ten-second flat fold is the one that makes you want to keep using it.
Questions?
Happy to help.
Email [email protected] with any questions about the Jazz or the rest of the RAT range.
Original: $132.43
-65%$132.43
$46.35Description
RAT · Jazz Music Stand
Flat to the tray,
in under ten seconds.
Lightweight, compact, and built around a friction system. The RAT Jazz folds completely flat to the size of its tray, with a full-size desk and a pencil shelf for everyday playing.
About the stand
The classic RAT, in its most portable form.
The Jazz is the lightweight, compact member of the RAT family. The full-size tray accommodates standard sheet music, with a pencil shelf for everyday marking. A friction-lock system means height and angle adjust smoothly, without levers or screws to fiddle with.
When the gig is done, the whole stand folds flat to the size of the tray in less than ten seconds.
Build
What sets the Jazz apart.
| Form | Lightweight and compact, with a full-size tray and a pencil shelf |
|---|---|
| Adjustment | Friction-lock system — height and angle adjust without levers or screws |
| Fold | Folds completely flat to the size of the tray in under ten seconds |
Who it's for
Players who travel light.
Suits jazz and chamber players, depping musicians, and teachers who carry a stand between rooms. The pencil shelf is the small detail working players notice; the under-ten-second flat fold is the one that makes you want to keep using it.
Questions?
Happy to help.
Email [email protected] with any questions about the Jazz or the rest of the RAT range.
