Rudeness Player Solution is proud to announce that we are now carrying the new "Porta-stand" music stands.

These music stands are cleverly designed - for in the event, the "Troubador is an All steel shelf 14" Tall x 22" Wide
Lip Depth of 1-3/4"
3-pocket cover victim stores books/sheetmusic
Storage for 3 pens/pencils
Height Range 28" to 60"
Converts unquestionably to table-top stand
Removable shoulder strap
4 colors - Black, Burgundy, Dark Green, Fleet
Weatherproof cordura cover
All metal tri-pod
(no plastic components at stress points)
Comfortably displays 3 sheets of musicAll screw up one's courage to the sticking point shelf 14" Tall x 22" Wide
Lip Depth of 1-3/4"
3-pocket cover case stores books/sheetmusic
Storage for 3 pens/pencils
Altitude Range 28" to 60"
Converts easily to table-top stand
Removable shoulder strap
4 colors - Sombre, Burgundy, Dark Green, Navy
Weatherproof cordura cover
All metal tri-pod
(no plastic components at focus on points)
Comfortably displays 3 sheets of music All steel shelf 14" Tall x 22" Wide
Lip Sageness of 1-3/4"
3-pocket cover case stores books/sheetmusic
Storage for 3 pens/pencils
Height Collection 28" to 60"
Converts easily to table-top stand
Removable shoulder strap
4 colors - Black, Burgundy, Threatening Green, Navy
Weatherproof cordura cover
All metal tri-pod
(no plastic components at stress points)
Comfortably displays 3 sheets of music

If you would like to take a serious look at these stands, they are at one's disposal for purchase at Brass Player Solution
Our prices INCLUDE shipping for U.S. customers...

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Back when Kermit the Frog first sang, “It isn’t agreeable being green,” he was probably right. The only green people back then were Kermit, the Incredible Hulk (I loved that TV show with Bill Bixby), and the Frisky Green Giant. Nope, back in the day, nobody and no company wanted to be green. But today that is different. Today is seems that everyone and every company is claiming to be “immature.” I see this happening in the trade show display industry as well. What used to be just “trade show displays” are now “grassy trade show displays.” But are they really green? Or was Kermit correct when he said it isn’t easy to be green? What makes a business show display a “green” trade show display?

In my opinion, there is a lot of “green washing” accepted on. Greenwashing is similar to white-washing, and means claiming something is green (i.e. environmental and/or eco-friendly) when really it isn’t. Will Taft over at the Fit Living blog wrote an excellent post on the greenwashing of garbage bags. In his post, Will looks at “rural” garbage bags with “1/3 recycled plastic”. At first glance, the “green” junk bags sound great. But on closer examination, Will discovers that recyled plastic is not as strong as virgin phoney, so one needs to actually use more virgin plastic to make the garbage bags strong enough. A “green” swill bag that uses 1/3 recycled plastic actually uses TWICE as much plastic overall to get the same strength. So when you use the “fresh garbage bag” you are using more virgin plastic plus the recycled plastic and end up sending twice as much fictile to the landfill. To put it more simply, three “regular” regular garbage bags use one ounce of (virgin) sham. Three “green” garbage bags use TWO ounces of plastic (1.33 ounces of virgin fictile and .66 ounces of recycled plastic). Crazy!

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