On the same token, I think it was Darcy who was looking for some music
stands, cheap and light? This might be too late, A friend of mine
brought her new RMM stand to the gig, $25 very light, stable, and can
hold a book.
They sell them at Southwest Strings. Let me know if you need a URL.
steve
On Feb 27, 2005, at 6:24 PM, Andrew Levin wrote:
Friends,
I just got back from the ASTA conference (American String Teacher's
Association) in Reno. While there I bought four LED music stand
lights.
The lights are bright, runs on three AAA batteries, it folds up to a
pretty small package, and if the salesperson is to be believed, it can
run 18 continuous hours on one set of batteries. (For those planning
to make regular use of this device, you may want to use rechargeable
batteries).
An AC adapter is available (I didn't see a price), though the point of
something like this is that you don't need one. It's silver (yech!)
and plastic, so be careful not to crush.
I look forward to using them on my next low-light gig (string
quartets).
The web address for this light is:
http://goldcrestinc.com/LED-Sell%20Sheet-72%5B1%5D.htm
If that doesn't take you where you want to go, start at their home
page:
http://goldcrestinc.com/
Oh yes, they were selling them at the conference for $20 each. Since I
was getting four, he gave me four for the price of three. Nice guy.
Can you get that? Don't know.
Happy shopping.
Andrew Levin
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