Detail 01
Trombone-specific
Shaped to cradle a trombone bell and slide. A generic horn stand will not hold it the same way.

Independent shopping perspective
A floor stand from K&M for parking a trombone between sets. For players who currently lay the horn on a chair or in an open case.

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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
Shaped to cradle a trombone bell and slide. A generic horn stand will not hold it the same way.
Detail 02
A German stand maker. Expect metal construction and replaceable parts rather than a throwaway item.
Detail 03
The base version in the line. Sized around a typical tenor trombone rather than a large-bore or bass horn.
Detail 04
Freestanding on the ground. It needs clear floor area beside you, unlike a clamp or case rest.
Detail 05
Mid-priced for a brass stand. More than a folding no-name, less than a multi-horn rack.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The standard model is built around a typical tenor trombone. If you play bass or large-bore, confirm the fit before buying.
No. This is the stand alone.
That is the intended use, on level ground. It is a rest between sets, not case-free long-term storage.
It is shaped for a trombone bell and slide. Other brass instruments need a stand made for their shape.