Adam Hall SKS 05

There are a few of these type of stands on the market. This one I found to be very solid and stable. It's a fraction of the price of some of the other ones so I was a bit wary when buying it but its proved excellent for gigs. I've used both light 76 notes synths and very heavy 88 note weighted keyboard on It and it's extremely solid. It collapses in seconds into a very small footprint. In fact it's the smallest Ive ever come across and it saves a lot of boot space when packing.

I thought the brace in the middle might get in the way of my legs when I was seated at the stand but there's plenty of leg space underneath. It also extends into a standing position too if you play standing up.

You may need to tighten a couple of the screws every 6-8 months as they may become a little loose but this is 2 minute job. Excellent stand and I would certainly buy another one if anything happened to this one.

I wanted a stand for my Yamaha ns12 keyboard which wouldn?t take up too much space and would allow me to get easy access to my foot pedals. I have bought Adam Hall epuipment before and found it excellent.. this is a very well made stand, very stable and versatile. I had no problem setting it up and it supports my keyboard easily.
I suspect it would support much heavier pro keyboards and seems solid enough to gig with. Much better made than the average X frame stand, the design looks so much better in a room. Recommended for keyboards with round about 61 keys as it looks more aesthetically pleasing.