Hey! What a great product. I got my Wee stand this last Friday, and today I used it at a jazz gig having my tablet sitting on the media plate. I will be using this stand on Thursday as well at another jazz gig.

I feel my 7 year old son’s harps are now safe!! I was always afraid of the big black heavy orchestra stand next to his harp during daily practice. Wee Stand is our hero.

First thoughts: clever design. I would most often use this for gigs up to 10kg (so not the biggest wedding folder) and for iPads. Can’t wait to save my back. Teaching: Most useful for violin kids up to age 11/12 or cello as it doesn’t go above 40 inches in height. The tilt feature is super cool though and established players can read without posture issues.

I bought one of these for myself and I have to say, this is my dream stand. I've got multitudes of various music stands from the old wire metal ones to Peak and Manhasset stands and this is by far my favourite. It's so quick and easy to set up and put away. I use it with paper music in a binder and my tablet. I thought the legs would take up more space than what they do - it's actually less space than my Peak. I've used it standing, sitting, indoors, and outside without any issues. I was apprehensive in the beginning over the cost, but am glad I spent the money. I'm thinking of getting a second one for my daughter.

I have been watching the updates through the campaign, but only after trying them myself, I really understand how revolutionary are they. By far this is the most surprising and genius project I ever backed. Team - thanks for the amazing work.

I love the Wee Stand. It’s 19 ounces, fits easily into my bag and with the flick of a wrist, I’m ready to rock and get in tune!

It is a gift for any musician, young and old, so cover the entire demographics spectrum, and yes it also made me buy myself an acoustic Taylor Academy 10, arriving next week, so trying to get my fat carpenter fingers to move is the new challenge;) it may never sound great, but it’s fun, all because of a little kickstarter campaign called WeeStand!

Received my two stands. What can I say, Genius! Amazing! Fantastic! Surprising! Fun!

I got my Wee stand a few weeks ago - yaayy! I found that I had to be careful when extending the legs not to twist them, just make sure they are firmly extended. But very happy for the holding tabs on the bottom- they’ve held my music books just fine. Also love that I can use it on a table - this has helped me practice in areas where the full stand would be too exposed to the wind. Thanks noisy clan - so far it has been worth the wait!

You guys thought of everything! I love my stand and will be using it next weekend for the first time at a gig. All the ways it can hold your music…genius! Thank you all again for such a great solution to a big problem.

“Within minutes you can set up your 3 legged stand and adjust it into several different positions. It is super sturdy which is amazing since it is super lightweight and fits in your bag. This could potentially be such an asset to your little musician in that it can go right in the backpack or music bag for your busy week’s practice schedule. I also want to mention how easy to fold it down and put away it was; how many times do we see these “awesome products” that pop up easily and then no one can close them or break them down. So not the case here.

“The age-old foldup music stand has needed a modern upgrade since my high school music class days! Noisy Clan has the Wee Stand, a super portable music stand that folds up to just 12-inches, weighs 19.4 ounces and will fit along with books and whatever else goes into a backpack. A music student or itinerate musician will now love (instead of loathe) carrying this totally adjustable and cleverly designed music stand.”

“Holy moly, guacamole. When I took the Wee Stand out of the box, I was mind blown by how compact it was. You can fit it in the smallest of gig bags, even inside some hard-shell guitar cases. Did I mention that this is probably the lightest piece of gear you will ever own, next to picks and capos? Weighing in at 1.19lbs, it is a little over the weight of a box of spaghetti!”