Quik Lok
Quik Lok WI-993 Trombone Stand Black 27.5-41.7" height 28.3" base
Adjustable trombone stand with a 27.5 to 41.7 inch height range, 28.3 inch base spread and a protective spring-cushioned bell cup
- Stable 28.3" tripod base prevents accidental falls
- Height adjusts 27.5–41.7" for comfortable playing posture
- Folds to 3.7 x 3.7 x 40.5" for easy transport
- Spring-cushioned bell cup adjusts 22.4–36.6" protecting the finish
- All-metal construction with scratch-resistant black enamel finish
Secure Trombone Support
The Quik Lok WI-993 stand provides a stable foundation for a trombone with a robust all-metal tripod base that spreads 28.3 inches wide. A spring-cushioned bell cup holds the instrument securely without scratching the finish.
Adjustable Height and Portability
The bell cup height adjusts from 22.4 to 36.6 inches while the overall stand height ranges from 27.5 to 41.7 inches for comfortable playing posture. The stand folds instantly to a compact 3.7 by 3.7 by 40.5 inches for easy transport and storage.
Foldable All-Metal Construction
The one-piece folding mechanism collapses the entire tripod without disassembly, making it practical for musicians who move between home practice, stage performances and travel gigs. The scratch-resistant black enamel finish resists wear during frequent handling.
Highlights
- Stable 28.3" tripod base prevents accidental falls
- Height adjusts 27.5–41.7" for comfortable playing posture
- Folds to 3.7 x 3.7 x 40.5" for easy transport
- Spring-cushioned bell cup adjusts 22.4–36.6" protecting the finish
- All-metal construction with scratch-resistant black enamel finish
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I set up the Quik Lok WI-993 trombone stand without bending the tripod legs the wrong way?
Extend the three legs fully until the base spread reaches 28.3 inches, then pull the centre column up to a playing height between 27.5 and 41.7 inches; the spring-cushioned bell cup will sit at 22.4 to 36.6 inches.
Which part of the WI-993 is most likely to wear out first and need replacing?
The soft plastic injection-moulded bell cup that contacts the trombone bell can compress or scratch over time and is the only user-replaceable contact surface.
What stability limit appears first when the stand holds a heavy trombone for a long set?
The 28.3-inch base spread defines the tipping point; once the instrument's centre of gravity moves outside that circle the stand will tip.
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