On-Stage Pro Heavy-Duty Folding-Z Keyboard Stand w/2nd Tier

Easy to assemble and pack up for gigs as well as for home use. The most stable platform I've found for full length keyboards.

Coarser threads would help greatly.

Very solid keyboard stand with lots of different height and width options! The second tier is very good but only adjustable in width not in front to back which is the only drawback! I highly recommend it for studio work cause it takes 20 minutes to set up! Live usage is possible too but time is essential! This stand is the best in the music industry!

I’m only using in home studio, but works very well and was easily adjusted to meet my needs. Feels very stable, I’ve changed the heights etc a few time to alter my setup without any issues. I’d buy again, although it quite expensive.

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Muy buen productoSin problema soporta un motif XF8 de 29 kilosY un CP 88 de 18 kilosMeEncanto

After reading online reviews from various sources I had very high hopes for this stand. That is often a recipe for disappointment but I'm happy to report that I absolutely love this stand.It arrived quickly from Amazon and it was a breeze to setup. All of the pieces were present and accounted for, the instructions were simple and clear, and the whole thing was assembled in mere minutes.Best of all, the thing is a tank. I have a lot of vintage gear, which is usually pretty heavy, but this thing holds my Korg SG-1D (34kg/75lbs) and E-mu Emax I (16kg/35lbs) and doesn't wobble a bit no matter how aggressive my playing. It says it holds 350lbs and I believe it. In fact I will probably buy the additional tier attachment and make this a three tier stand.I don't gig anymore so I can't comment on how it performs in that respect but, given how easy it was to setup, I imagine it should be fine. For my purposes it checked all of the boxes. It is sturdy, looks good, fits nicely into limited space, and was exactly what I was looking for. I definitely recommend and I will be buying another one.

Stabil und gut zu handhaben!

Nice product at a good price. Very happy with this choice. Sturdy can hold all my gear.

Bought this about 18 months ago and have been using it regularly. Last year my band played 48 shows. This not only survived, it thrived. I have 2 Alesis Keyboards, one that is 88 weighted keys, and the other 64 non-weighted keys. They both fit on this stand without any problems.Pros:This stand doesn't rock, shift, or feel unstable when I do glissando's or really get into the rock'n'roll style pounding. Even when it's on an uneven surface it's still very stable.There is plenty of leg room underneath for pedals (I've never hit my legs on the crossbars, even when searching for a stray pedal).Height Adjustable - this is great because I can play sitting down or standing up. Takes about 1 minute to adjust 1st tier height.The second tier's adjustment (height and angle) is really helpful. Everybody's style is different, and I've had friends be able to play both tiers without much time adjusting things.Compact - Sometimes I'll just collapse the crossbars and lower everything without taking anything apart. While it takes up room, it's fairly easy to maneuver and stack equipment around it. When I take it apart (down to the 2 crossbars and the 2 side Z's) it'll fit anywhere I need to put it.Cons:Sometimes assembling it can be difficult. Usually we play in bars where it's dark, so it can be difficult to see all of the holes. Also some of the parts don't line up perfectly (maybe off by 1/4 inch). A very little effort though will align things. Usually I don't take it completely apart so this isn't a huge problem for me. Anytime I'm assembling it where it's light I don't have any issues either.1st tier view - I've heard some of my friends say the 1st tier keyboard display gets covered by the 2nd tier keyboard. Maybe it's happened to me, but I haven't really noticed. I usually don't want to change sounds in the middle of a song (that's what the 2nd keyboard is for).Neutral:Weight - This is somewhat heavy for a keyboard stand, definitely heavier than the X-style stands. Compared to my keyboards, this stand is much lighter. The nice thing about it being heavy is that it is more stable. Since I only carry it around at the beginning and the end of the night, I'd rather have stability for the 4 hours of playing than a little less weight for 10 minutes of schlepping.Overall:Having used this keyboard for coming up on 2 years, I can recommend this to anyone considering a 2-tier keyboard stand. This has served me well. While I'm performing I can focus on playing and singing without worrying about my keyboard stand falling over.