I've used this stand for years now on gigs including the Venetian in Vegas for large trade shows as well as in all the local Phoenix clubs I play weekly and I love it. I put in index cards sequential to our song list with the 3 basic elements of any song (verse chords, chorus chords and bridege chords) plus any intro notes I may need and it works fine. Granted not HUGE lettering but a standard index works fine for every song I've done from swing,country, funk, classic 70's, 80's, 90's rock, blues, disco, ballad, etc.and I put it about chest level on a mike stand within clear reading distance without looking like you're even looking away from a mike or I can just stand a few feet away from the mike and see my notes clearly. For bands that don't think "notes" are cool...that's your hangup! Whatever works is the bottom line and this is a great solution to reading notes without being obvious (not that you have to be "glued" to your notes but it's a good quick ref. whenever you may need it. I additionally stretch a "mini bungee" (bought at Chief Auto in a plastic bottle) across my cards & the holder to keep any air movement from knocking cards off especially in outdoor gigs and it works great.

Sound
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Features
The most useful feature is that it eliminates the visual of a free standing floor type music stand when a band would prefer not to have that kind of stage clutter.

Ease of Use… read more
It works well with standard index cards.

Quality
I've thrown it into a diddy bag for years with no special treatment and it has lasted fine.

Value
It's priced fine for being no more complex a fixture than it is.

Manufacturer Support
Not really applicable since I've never had any isssues with it

The Wow Factor
What can I say about a simple practical fixture? It wouldn't impress any chicks but it serves its function.

Musical Background:
Semi professional musician/play clubs weekends

Musical Style:
Rock classic, blues, funk, pop radio ballads, new country read less