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Your cart is empty.Sometimes you have a piece of gear that just doesn't fit neatly onto a standard stand. That's why we have the Multi-purpose Keyboard/Mixer Stand. Big enough and strong enough to support large mixers, 88-note keyboards, DJ gear, and more, you won't know how you ever gigged without it. The heavy-duty flat top stand provides a sturdy platform, and the legs telescope to your perfect height setting.
Mike
Reviewed in Mexico on June 22, 2020
El soporte es de una calidad increíble. No se mueve y además soporta pequeños desplazamientos o golpes (leves) accidentales con el pie al caminar Su precio me parece genial, ya que otras marcas del mercado por lo general cuestan lo triple, y además, puedo confiar en dejar mi equipo (que cuido muchísimo) en el soporte sin ningún problema
Erik
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020
I'm an aspiring amateur pianist just starting out, so I don't know a whole lot about what the ideal is, but this stand works great for personal purposes. I have a Yamaha DGX-650 and don't have the floor space at the moment to fit a "proper" stand. I'm a pretty tall guy too, so it's hard finding something that fits me comfortably sitting. While I don't have the ideal set-up to be sitting and playing, the stand works great at a standing hight, and there's still some length in the legs to spare!It's heavier than I expected (though I guess if I paid more attention to the specs I wouldn't have been surprised), but that just testifies to the sturdiness of the materials used. No wobble while playing, and the piano can take an accidental hip-check when you're not paying attention without you having to worry about knocking it over.All-in-all a great product that I'm very satisfied with!
Allan F. Dunavan
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2019
I do video for the local school. I need a stand I could setup in various sports gyms and stadiums that I can put my laptop and mixer on to connect to our video camera. I can setup legs in different heights and have a flat, stable setup for my gear. You never know what kinds of seats you are going to have to work with and the stand is so adjustable I've never had problems making a comfortable, working platform. I think the weight is proportionate to the security you would want to protect your expensive gear in the stands and then pack it up and throw into the belly box of a school bus. All the screws work and indents in the legs help in securing the correct height without leg slippage in various heights. I had the wood shop teacher build a shelf for the top and then secured it to the stand's top. If you need an adjustable, durable stand for various needs, you can't go wrong. And the holes in the top secure all kinds of keyboards rubber stand offs. That's what I originally used this type of stand for but my wife got that stand and keyboard in the divorce.
Topher LD
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018
This is a really good product. Not only will it support your keyboard, but if you’re at all creative you can make it into a table!Pluses: Great adjustment features including leveling feet. Is a great, sturdy stand for your keyboard or mixer, or to even make a table.Minuses: The folding legs don’t lock as well as I had hoped. It should have a sliding “sleeve/collar” to lock it on the leg lock hinge, like a folding table used in schools and things (if you’re familiar with folding tables then you’ll understand how the legs work!) This is the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars.Overall, a great inexpensive stand. Not great enough for touring though. But it’s great if you need a collapsible stand in the studio!!!
GopherBoy
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2017
Was sick of x stands and was thinking of Gator frameworks for the build quality but some reviewers noted design flaws. Overall reviews on the jamstands on par or better to the gator. As many stated, jamstand turns out to be a solid, functional performer @ it's price pt. 1st thing to address, one review stated it has tendency to buckle if bumped from side. Tip: lift one side by the leg (or crossbar) and pull out on it, then apply mild down pressure on table as you set it down while still holding the leg. I find that if you do this it is pretty darn solid. Success! Feet levelers too... That's really it so I'll end with a few minor issues. I plan to use sitting down so wont comment on height extension. It doesn't really fold completely flat but does get fairly small for storage. Not highest grade metal but adequate for most needs. The set screw knobs are fairly cheap plastic and could strip out from heavy torque or being banged. I plan to be somewhat gentle with it for longevity. For gigs you might find a case/bag or at least set it on top of the gear pile. Other than that this is perfect for my home studio!
Bigmaster
Reviewed in Italy on July 18, 2016
Buon prodotto e buon rapporto qualità prezzo. Lo uso per la mia fa08 Roland, non molto pesante ma ingombrante. Il supporto è comodo da trasportare, si richiude facilmente. Abbastanza stabile e leggero. Non metto la quinta stella perchè per una delle gambe del supporto, che hanno un meccanismo telescopico, ho avuto difficoltà ad aprirla...un pò di svitol e ho risolto...inoltre ho dovuto incollare sulla base di appoggio un po di gomma antisdrucciolo per rendere più stabile la tastiera. Il servizio Amazon impeccabile.
Suni Eagle
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2016
this is a very good sturdy stand. needed it for the extra height and width that it will extend to. easy to set up. When I tried to adjust the legs the screw wouldn't engage in the hole which was only a dent and not drilled. Had to go to hardware store and purchase pegs and I am going to drill holes so it can be adjusted. It's very sturdy but they need to do something about the legs adjusting cause they are a real pain. otherwise a wonderful stand if you need a taller height. I would not buy this stand again.
TX4Man
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 4, 2016
Well I wondered whether to get this or the K&M one. As this was half the price of the other and i'm not gigging with it, I went with the cheapie. I have a Roland FP7 which is 24kg. In all honesty its a bit rickety with the Roland on it at best i would call it flimsy. Worse than that its a bit high, the underside of the top is about 62cm at it very very lowest adjustment. By time the roland is on top the keys are 730 from the floor.In conclusion i cant be bothered to cart it up the Post Office to send it back but I can't be Ars*d. I wish I'd have got http://www.amazon.co.uk/Konig-Meyer-Table-Style-Keyboard/dp/B000NU0J4Y/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1454615389&sr=8-3&keywords=k%26m+keyboard+stand This is available several places for £25 quidish more.
isis 1958
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 1, 2014
I'm pushed for space in my home studio so wanted a stand that I could put ams and stuff underneath as opposed to the popular X stands. This is adjustable in so many ways in terms of width and height and it's reasonably solid. Folded flat it takes up little more room than the X. Highly recommended.
Marilyn
Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2014
This is a sturdy stand that is easy to adjust and does not protrude out like most others I have seen.
Ed.
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2014
I had a X keyboard stand.Somehow I was feeling that something was wrong..After reading reviews about this product I decided to give it a try. After setting up the stand, which is as easy as a breeze, I noticed a big, big difference.The stand was firm , and no vibrations, or shaking. I have a wood floor, and noticed that one base was not completely touching the floor, but thanks to this stand, you can turn the knobs at the base, and make the stand completely touch the floor. Now I feel that I am playing a piano, the way that a piano is so still on the floor. and I feel much more comfortable playing the keyboard, A big , big difference.. The stand feels sturdy , and firm, besides it has a nice design.
Stephanie Moyer
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2012
I have never bought a piano stand before. I use to practice on my little keyboard before we got our real piano so I practiced with it on a table for only a short time. Years after quitting piano, I didn't really want to work around the tv watching schedule in our family. Since our piano is in the living room. (Sorry for the story) So I pulled out my ole trusty keyboard and ordered a stand.Since this is my first stand ever, I don't have anything to compare this too, but... I can say with all certainty it does not easily fall over. Plenty of leg room, and practically assembled before you even open the box. Literally just had to straighten the legs and I was done.If you're wanting to add a sustain pedal like I wanted to, I think this stand is a must.The X stands just don't look pedal friendly. Or leg friendly for that matter.All in all, great stand for the price. You may feel like your wallet is getting ransacked, but I'm glad I bought this. The best stand I've ever seen! Even thought I've only personally seen two kinds.
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