[GraemeJ]

Well, in my case I wanted a smaller stand that did not block me/my face quite so much.  Since you do not need the space on the stand for a second page, I figured I would rather have a narrower stand.

That I can understand.  In my case, I utilise the 'spare' space by placing a small mixer on it (you can see his in one of the pictures in the link I gave earlier) but not everyone would want to do that.

Even so, I don't have a problem with the stand blocking me/my face as I position it to the left of me - it's not in front of me at all, even though I am usually seated.  This is something that using a tablet allows for, I find that it's no longer necessary to have the chart directly in front of me, with paper it was different.

In your case, I think the Stagg MUS-ARM 1 that was linked to earlier in this thread is probably the answer.  If the desk is removable from your Manhassett stand (the pictures on their website would seem so) then you already have a suitable support of the Stagg.

I see that Manhassett also make a tablet holder - the Model #3200-U - although they only claim it for tablets of up to 12.5", so you would have to check the actual dimensions of your tablet to ensure it would hold it securely.