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Qanun & Santoor Stand Full Set

€322,17

  • Height-adjustable metal stand with a padded support frame that holds a santoor or a qanun steady while you play.
  • Full set: the stand, a note stand that mounts on it, and a soft carrying bag.
  • For seated practice, lessons and performances; the full set weighs 3.5 kg packed.
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Description

The Qanun & Santoor Stand Full Set is a height-adjustable metal santoor stand that also holds the qanun, supplied with a note stand and a soft carrying bag. It gives your instrument a steady support at home, in lessons and on stage, and packs into its own bag between sessions.

What the Full Set Includes

  • Stand — metal stand on a three-legged base, with a height-adjustable column and a support frame lined with protective side pads.
  • Note stand — mounts on the stand, so your music sits directly in front of the instrument.
  • Soft carrying bag — for storing the stand and taking it to rehearsals and concerts.

How the Stand Holds Your Instrument

The stand rests on a three-legged base, and a central column raises the support frame to the height you need. Protective pads along the sides of the frame stop the instrument from slipping or shifting while you play, whether you are practising alone, rehearsing with others or performing. Because the instrument sits on the frame rather than on your knees, both hands stay free for playing.

A Santoor Stand That Also Holds the Qanun

The qanun is traditionally played lying flat, across the player’s knees or on a table, its strings plucked with ring-shaped plectra (mizrap) worn on the fingers, while the santoor (santur) is struck with light mallets in front of the seated player. Both are wide, trapezoid-shaped instruments of the zither family, and this stand takes either one: set the height, place the instrument on the padded frame and play. If you own both, a single stand serves your whole practice space.

Specifications

TypeStand for qanun and santoor
BaseMetal, three legs
HeightAdjustable (central column)
GripProtective pads on the sides of the support frame
IncludedStand, note stand, soft carrying bag
Weight (full set, packed)3.5 kg
Package dimensions65 × 45 × 25 cm

Who It’s For

This set suits qanun and santoor players who want to sit at a comfortable height instead of balancing the instrument on their lap, teachers who set up an instrument for their students, and performers who need a steady support that travels with them. It is an accessory: the instrument itself is not included. For strings, mallets and other essentials, browse our santur accessories.

Care & Transport

Tighten the height adjustment and the frame before you place the instrument on the stand. After playing, lift the instrument off first, then lower the column and pack the stand and note stand into the soft bag. Wipe the metal parts with a dry cloth, and keep the pads clean so they hold their grip.

Additional information

Weight3,5 kg
Dimensions65 × 45 × 25 cm
What is included in the Qanun & Santoor Stand Full Set?
Three parts: a height-adjustable metal stand with a padded support frame, a note stand that mounts on the stand, and a soft carrying bag. The instrument itself is not included.
Can I use this stand for a santoor as well as a qanun?
Yes. The stand takes both instruments: the qanun and the santoor are wide, trapezoid-shaped zithers, and each rests on the same padded frame at the height you set.
Is the height adjustable?
Yes. A central column on the three-legged base raises and lowers the support frame, so you can set the instrument at a comfortable playing height for your chair.
How much does the set weigh?
The full set — stand, note stand and bag — weighs 3.5 kg packed for shipping and travels in a package of 65 × 45 × 25 cm.
How does the stand keep the instrument from slipping?
Protective pads along the sides of the support frame hold the instrument in place during practice, rehearsals and performances. Tighten the height and frame adjustments before you place the instrument on the stand.