Detail 01
Height adjusts 17.5–32.2 in.
Low setting keeps the instrument near seated hands in the pit; high setting puts it at standing reach.

Independent shopping perspective
A compact folding stand for violin or viola, tall enough to hold the instrument at standing height and small enough to pack in a case pocket.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Low setting keeps the instrument near seated hands in the pit; high setting puts it at standing reach.
Detail 02
Slim enough to slide into a case pocket or gig bag rather than being carried separately.
Detail 03
A narrow footprint that fits between chairs and stands, but it's less forgiving of a bump than a wide base.
Detail 04
You'll carry it without noticing, but it won't anchor the instrument on its own — set it somewhere stable.
Detail 05
The cradle matches those body widths. Larger-bodied instruments won't seat properly in it.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Both. It's built for violin and viola bodies, so a standard viola seats the same way a violin does.
It folds to roughly 18 by 3.3 inches, which slides into most case pockets or the side of a gig bag.
Yes. It drops to about 17.5 inches, low enough to reach from a chair without standing up.
Plan on storing the bow separately. This is built around the instrument, not a bow-and-instrument combination.
Reference
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