Atlas Short

stands up to the excpections

i really enjoy playing on my E amarar 20 with the atlas stand. both when its on the stand or when its on my lap, it makes the playing easier , especially on the bottom notes.

My second Atlas

I have an Atlas All which I love so much that when I got a second handpan rather than keep swapping handpans on and off stands I bought a second stand, an Atlas short. If I'd known the price was going to be reduced though I'd have waited a bit longer to get it. These stands really are worth the money though . They are very stable, easy to adjust and I love that I can use the bottom notes on my new handpan with the stand. I also prefer wood to metal as a conductor of energy so would always get the wood stand over the new metal ones.

stylish, sturdy stand

The Atlas Handpan Stand is a beautiful and well-made product. The wooden construction gives it a warm, elegant look that fits perfectly with the aesthetic of a handpan, and the original design makes it stand out from ordinary stands. It is also very stable, so you can play with confidence. The main drawback is that the stand cannot be tilted or adjusted to different playing angles. Having that option would make it much more comfortable for many players. Another downside is the price. It feels a bit expensive for what it is, although that seems to be quite common with many accessories in the handpan world. Overall, it’s a stylish, sturdy stand that looks great and does its job well, but a more adjustable design and a slightly lower price would make it an easy five-star product.