Quiklok Microphone Stand (QLY-40)

Pros: I was actually blown away by it's sturdiness and heavy duty design, and it looks cooler than any other keyboard stand I've seen. I didn't know about the bag it came with so that also was a plus. Although I'm happy with the bag, it's a bit too heavy (the stand) to carry anywhere with you regularly. The heaviness of this stand is a good thing if you want a reliable stationary stand. Assembly was so easy, it doesn't need any screws or manuals, you just start unfolding it and it just transforms into a stand. Very modern stand I'd say. Also mine has NO issue with being stable or tilting, it has rear legs that extend to hold weight towards the back of the stand. The rear legs even have little screw adjusters that you can twist out and in if your floor is uneven.Cons: It's not fully adjustable to match any height you'd want. The lowest you can set your keyboard on this stand looks to be about 2 & 1/2 feet off the ground. Someone said that this is not for smaller boards, I'd say it's safe to say this stand will hold up to a 49-key keyboard. Anything less than that... just use it on your lap. I know it's comfortable because I have a 25-key board I take around with me and feels comfortable on my lap.By the way none of these cons effect me, just letting you guys know what to expect.For this price, I highly recommend this stand if it fits your needs. This stand looks and feels like it cost at least $50.00 USD.

Very nice construction and brilliant design, but one can barley adjust the WIDTH of the arms thus smaller keyboards cannot be used.

I am using this stand with a Yamaha P95B. Overall it works well, here are a few points:PROS:- Solid construction- Comes pre-assembled- Comes with a carrying bag- Easy to fold/store and unfold- Height adjustable (see cons about height)CONS:- Heavy- Poor backward tipping resistance (pushing the piano away from you). I suggest putting this up against a wall if you use it.- Even the lowest height setting is too high (for me). By my measurements, from the ground to the arms is 28". Add another 5 1/2" for the piano, and that's over 33 inches high. I have to use a high bar stool to sit leaving my feet off the ground, which makes it hard to use the sustain petal.

I sit when I play, so I'm partial to certain types of stands. This one is great. But, the bag ripped on first use. Oh well. It's too bad that they didn't include one with a little more wear-and-tear. But overall, I'm really happy with the stand, so I'm still giving it 5 stars.

Strong and sturdy!

A mistake made in manufacturing does not allow a keyboard to sit straight. The V arms dont spread out evenly

the product is better than I thought it would be. it is rugged and stable. i also think the price is right

Wasted my money junk