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Solid stand, with one design flaw
This is a good, lightweight but very sturdy stand that fits lots of gear.
I live in an earthquake prone country so I was a bit concerned about stacking up my gear too high but it's very stable, even with heavyish (minimoog) keyboards near the top (still keeping the heaviest ones at the bottom obviously.)
But, let the buyer beware....there is one serious oversight in the design of this stand - removal of the arms requires complete disassembly of the stand (can't believe they made it like that.) What this means is you will need to have a plan of exactly where all your gear is going before you assemble everything. And if you change your setup....it's just a poor design. Evidently they figured this out later...if you buy extra arms they can be attached without disassembly, but the arms that come with it you cannot attach/detach. Very frustrating, otherwise this is an excellent stand.
I live in an earthquake prone country so I was a bit concerned about stacking up my gear too high but it's very stable, even with heavyish (minimoog) keyboards near the top (still keeping the heaviest ones at the bottom obviously.)
But, let the buyer beware....there is one serious oversight in the design of this stand - removal of the arms requires complete disassembly of the stand (can't believe they made it like that.) What this means is you will need to have a plan of exactly where all your gear is going before you assemble everything. And if you change your setup....it's just a poor design. Evidently they figured this out later...if you buy extra arms they can be attached without disassembly, but the arms that come with it you cannot attach/detach. Very frustrating, otherwise this is an excellent stand.
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