Standtastic "122 KSB 48"" Double-Tier Keyboard Stand with Deluxe Bag"

Well made and when keyboards are set on it , it becomes very stable. Very easy set up second or third time after that set up is quick. Great purchase.

A clever design completely ruined by poor quality parts. I got two of these (a two tier and a three tier) for our tour (which I'm still on!). After the second show, one of the little straps holding the pins broke so one of the pins is now loose. After our third show, a zipper came off one of the cases. The other case is torn near one of the handles. I've bruised several fingers while lifting/moving the stands because some of the metal pieces as well as the legs just fall about if they're not locked in place. The stands feel shaky although they do hold the keyboards in place. However lightweight controllers need to be gaffer taped in place to stop them moving when you're playing. You definitely have to get high quality Velcro to hold the bars in place when you tear down.The slightly faster setup/tear down is not worth the fragility, particularly at the price point.

I've used this stand to hold a 76 weighted keyboard on the bottom and a 61 synth on the top every weekend for over 3 years. It definitely stands up to a lot of use. It's quite heavy. Very adjustable both in height and angle for both tiers. The design relies on the keyboards to help provide stability. On a solid surface it's very stable. Unfortunately, I'm usually on risers and the slightest bit of motion really sets this stand rocking. Much more so than x stands I've used. The best part is this stand folds up quite compact and can be carried in a bag much like speaker poles. If you don't mind the weight and some wobble, it might be the stand for you.

This is an excellent stand that is very stable when 'boards are set in place and very sturdy as well. Easy to adjust and well made. Also, they have plenty of room underneath for pedals and legs.