aNueNue aNN-CH Orcas Uke/Mando Clip Hanger

I use this to hold my tenor ukulele on my music stand. It works very well, holding the uke out far enough that it doesn't bang against the legs of my stand.When I'm seated, my music stand is extended about halfway. So the base of my tenor hangs between the legs of the stand. I was finding dings and nicks on the lower sides of my uke and realized it was banging against the legs and nicking the edge. The K&M hanger worked, but held my instrument too close to the stand. (When I'm standing, the stand is fully extended and it wasn't a problem.) This hanger solved the problem and holds the instrument out and away from the legs.My only minor complaint is that the hanger is kind of heavy. It is very sturdy and the mechanism seems quite robust. So it's a small thing compared tot he advantages. I recommend this hanger very highly.

Love it. I place my uke lessons on a traditional stand (mine by Hercules) and this just clips onto it. It's, really, much more solid and sturdy in real life than in the photo. And it clips with a rubber coated "pincher" style clip, and then the knob screws in to keep it firmly in place. It doesn't budge one millimeteter once secured--I can easily lift the stand with it alone, no movement, twisting, etc. And it holds a normal ukulele neck without an issue.I'm impressed by this brand, Anuenue, for this bracket, plus the thick gig bag (another review of mine). Perhaps one day I'll buy one of their ukuleles.This will fit, from what I can tell, any pole that is 1 inch diameter or less. I do not see that it'd turn or adjust to fit on a horizontal pole/bar, just vertical.+00 Thanks!

How many times has my uke been knocked over when it is resting in or on a floor stand, in a crowded/busy venue? Way too many, that's for sure! This music-stand attached hanger is the solution that I was looking for.Made of durable materials, and designed for versatility, this Clip Hanger seems to work great on most music stands that I've owned, and especially those that are on the heavy-duty side. The hanger mechanism holds securely and is easy to adjust. The hanger has not caused any wear to my uke...thanks to the protective/finish-friendly materials used.The only caution that I would make is: People just can't leave the uke and hanger alone, once they see it! They are fascinated, and must give it a try. Be prepared!

Already ordering more. See, my husband has already appropriated one of mine. It's been a great way to keep some favorites handy as I've been affixing mine to my cd shelves along the vertical supports. I'm satisfied with the sturdiness as well as ease of use. If I could change anything I'd just have the prongs a smidge deeper.They have these at Sam Ash too, but for a little more money.

This is a great product. Not the cheapest or the quickest you might find. However I have no qualms in recommending it. This is actually the second one I've ordered. I got one to use on gigs and then I decided I liked it so much I would like to have a permanent one at home. I have tried another brand and although it was cheaper and I got it quicker, I came back to this one in the end.

I bought this for my 13 year old son. He has been playing Ukulele for about a year now and regularly performs with his band. This clip really works. It attached easily and securely to his performance music stand which is very light weight with a thin upright tube. It only took a moment to adjust it properly. Now he has someplace to leave his uke after mike check while he goes off to look for a soda. Great addition for any performer.

I've clamped this hangar on chairs, mic stands, light stands, etc. I've gigged with it and experienced zero problems. I've also used it hold up lyric sheets while tracking vocals. It's a versatile piece of kit! It's compact enough to fit inside the outer pouch of my baritone uke's case.One note: if you're planning on using it for a Kala Ubass, the hangar "fingers" are a little narrow and need to be widended slightly (you can do it yourself.

This works well. It fastens to my guitar stand securely. The mechanism it uses to fasten to upright poles is great, a combination if a spring and a tension knob. It seems less likely to loosen over time. It does not pivot at all so it must be attached to an upright pole.