OnStage KS6150 Compact MIDI/Synthesizer Utility Stand (for Small Keyboards,Mini Synths,Effects Processors,Samplers,Tablets,DJ Mixers & More, Ergonomic, Capacity 35LBs, Adjustable, Black)

I looked high and low for a stand to use for holding my Novation Impulse 25 Keyboard. Nothing less expensive will work nearly as well. The base on this stand is very heavy, the platform is the perfect depth, adjustable for different keyboard lengths, and highly adjustable for use either seated or standing. Its also adjustable for platform angle, and has a lip to keep the keboatd from sliding off, and has a couple thin foam rubber strips for added stability. Overall construction is fantastic. This thing is very solid. I'd have no problem trusting to hold a thousand dollar keyboard. Its more expensive than most, but this is the one you want if you care about your gear.

This product is fine - but given the other good reviews I had higher hopes and it didn't meet them. Mine came partially broken - one of the top pieces is slightly bent. I guess it was in transit but it was packed pretty well so not even clear how that would happen.Putting it together was easy but it is wobbly because of the bent top piece out of the box. I guess I could exchange it - but for the weight and time hassle - packing, going to UPS, waiting for a new one - not sure it's worth it since the piece seems to be bad quality anyway. Maybe I can bend it back with some pliers...So it is doing what I wanted it to do (hold a small/medium midi keyboard) but barely. Not many alternatives though unfortunately.

I have an Ableton Push II sitting on this stand. It's easy to adjust and quite solid. I have four cats. I keep a towel over the controller, so sometimes the cats walk on the setup. I could see a scenario when a cat freaked out to tip it, but so far they've simply walked over it without event. My point is it's pretty stable.I cut a small piece of carpet and place that over the base of the stand so my bare feet would be happier.

Using it with a Moog Sub Phatty for a bass player. Works great! I cleaned up the cables by using some cut to length pieces of double sided velcro strips. Bundle the cable at the top and bottom and it looks GREAT on stage!

I am using two of these to put together a simple but powerful performance synth rig. 25 key keyboard and module on one, drum machine and another module on the other. Rock solid, easily adjustable for sitting or standing. Unique design. Two little fingers to keep stuff from sliding off if tilted. Width adjustable from about one foot to about two feet. Only slightly wobblier at full extension; still quite solid. Looks excellent on stage fer sure.

The only reason I wouldn't give a five star is because the two prongs in the front that are supposed to prevent units from sliding off when the stand is tilted are not tall enough. I had to customize the three stands I purchased to prevent slide off when the stand was tilted. Other than that these are great and pretty sturdy.

I purchased this stand for use with a Yamaha Reface synthesizer. I dislike using tradition X-stands for small keyboards, so I decided to give this a try. It's a good fit and provides a solid, stable stand for live performance--I would have no qualms playing a live gig with this. The assembly was not very intuitive though, and the included instructions aren't super clear. I also haven't traveled with the stand, but it doesn't break down as easily as an X-stand. Happy with the purchase overall.

I was searching High and low for a good sturdy stand but not an space consuming X stand and just when I thougtht I’d have to build something I took a chance on this and love it. Very strong heavy duty base fully adjustable and collapsible for on the go purposes. Mine is currently mounted about 3ft high.

I’m wondering why all these keyboard manufacturers keep making small format synthesizers. This stand will give those tools a home for live play. I still think a folding table does a better job for multiple pieces. But this thing does it’s job as expected.

Very wobbly. Not at all a good fit for a Moog sub phatty.I removed the two center feet and it is more stable but I would not use it for the Moog.I use it for other things.

Nice solid product. Perfect for my 9 year old’s Yamaha Reface keyboard. A little heavy for transporting and doesn’t really break down easily for packing.