I have been playing keyboards on the road since 1977 and I have purchased and used ever keyboard stand ever invented. This is by far the best keyboard stand ever invented. I'm on my second one of these because the first one just wore out from the use. Buy this stand !! You will not be disappointed !!

This is the best keyboard stands that I have ever purchased. I went ahead and purchased the extra tier for it so I can have 4 keyboards to my side. The setup is quick and is the most sturdy that I ever bought...

I've got one 103KSB and am about to order a second. When the thing arrives and you're setting it up, you'll be dubious about how solid this stand will actually be. But, no worries... with my Oasys 88 on the bottom, Kurzweil PC2X in the middle, and Alesis A6 on top - it is rock solid no matter how hard I pound. Combined with the ease breaking-down/setting-up, this stand is all you'll ever want or need. I can't sing high enough praises for what a great piece of gear this is!

For past 10 months, I've gone back to sitting, and bought the 48" version of this stand. I also bought an extra tier, making it a 3-tier stand. I prefer my boards really close together (Roland piano on bottom, Hammond Xk-1 above that, and Juno-D on top). I had to work top-down to get everthing set right because the Juno display screen can only be read from certain angles. Once everything was finally set and angled right...it IS without doubt...the most stury, stable stand you can buy. Set-up/tear-down is a cinch. Only 2 problems: #1 The front-to-rear brace, when not in use, is held in place by velcro patch glued to the uprights. The glue wears out quick. I substituted a cord-lok strap on the brace arm, and it works fine. #2 While the measurement markings on the upright are way cool for gettin the tiers set right, the markings are just printed on a cellophane label, and the friction of the tiers during setup and teardown tears and ruings the markings. They should have stamped the uprights (like a mason's level) so the markings wouldn't come off. Other than this.....you are wasting your money if you buy any other stand. Now I'm buying a 60" for jobs where I stand up.

It's the equivalent of putting your keyboards on a block of granite, except that, unlike granite, this stand is fully adjustable, lightweight, collapseable, and doesn't cost thousands of dollars. CME UF8 and Alesis Micron (on the UF8's deck) on the bottom, A6 Andromeda in the middle, and Korg Radias on the top. NO swaying, rocking, or sagging at all- just four keyboards held solidly in place by this remarkable stand!

HIGHLY recommended!