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The Universal Klip-Light fits on any music stand or piano rack, and the strong clamp holds firmly to even polished metal surfaces. The clip-on light features an adjustable angle lamp and tilting black textured shade. The Universal Klip-Light accepts standard 15W bulb or 20W-25W-40W showcase bulbs (not included). 120V AC.

Holds up to 25 concert music stands, this unit is built to allow easy racking and removal of music stands and provides convenient storage. It is made to strict high-quality standards, and with its strong welded steel construction, durable powder-coat finish, and roller bearing wheels, it will provide service for years to come. It comes packaged with all the nuts and bolts necessary to easily assemble in minutes. Its dimensions of 92 inches long by 43 inches high by 22 inches wide and rﾖ along with its pivot center axle allows it to maneuver easily on all floor surfaces.

An alternative approach has been to store the music stand in its existing configuration. One such music stand cart or rack is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 4,315,633 (Boeddeker et al), and also in Des. No. 268,140 (Tenner). This is a mobile music cart, having a forward and rear pair of ground engaging wheels, supporting forward and rear frame sections. There are upper and lower parallel pairs of longitudinal mounting rods which slant at an angle of about 30° to the horizontal. The music stands are placed in this cart for storage by lifting the stand to the height of the upper end of the rack and placing an upper column portion of the stand between the upper rods, and one arm or member of the base support in the passageway defined by the lower two rods. Each stand is moved from the upper location of the two sets of rods downwardly and forwardly to a lower end location. The music stands are positioned one against the other and in somewhat nested fashion until the rack is full.

The music stand storage rack of the present invention is arranged to support a plurality of music stands comprising an upper laterally extending panel section, a vertical support column, and a base having support means extending outwardly from the lower end of the support column. The storage rack has a front end, a rear end, and a forward to rear extending longitudinal center axis.