Detail 01
Detachable leg base that screws into the peg
Breaks into two pieces small enough to store inside the bell, so nothing extra rides in your bag.

Independent shopping perspective
A compact peg-style stand for straight soprano sax. Fits players who want a stand that stores inside the horn's bell.

Strong match
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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
Breaks into two pieces small enough to store inside the bell, so nothing extra rides in your bag.
Detail 02
The contact point against the inside of the bore won't scratch lacquer or mark the bell throat.
Detail 03
Metal legs give the base weight low to the ground, so the horn is less likely to tip from a bump.
Detail 04
Cushions the horn where it rests, protecting the interior finish over repeated setups.
Detail 05
Sits low. The horn's bell sits near the floor, so it stays clear of mic stands and cables.
Detail 06
Light enough to forget about in a gig bag, but relies on the wide leg base rather than mass for stability.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. It's built for a straight soprano. A curved soprano needs a stand shaped for its bell angle.
The leg base unscrews from the peg, and the parts are sized to be kept inside the instrument bell.
The zinc die-cast leg base gives it a low, weighted footprint. It's still a peg stand, so keep it clear of foot traffic.
The peg top is rubber-covered and the support uses felt pads at the contact points.
Reference
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