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

Needed this for a small studio keyboard setup that didn't take up much floor space and would be used while seated at the computer. Very heavy duty, but you might need to put some rubber pads or similar on it to keep some gear from sliding around. Very stable and highly adjustable.

Was looking for a stand for my array mbira and don’t have a lot of space in my music room. This mono pedestal stand seemed ideal, but I just wasn’t certain. Glad I got it — it’s perfect! The mbira weighs about as much as this stand, so I was a bit concerned about stability, but it is solid. The adjustable top also worked perfectly for this application, and even though some others don’t care for the small size of the tabs that keep equipment from sliding off, they work very well for this instrument. The only issue I have is for this instrument, I can’t lower it for seated playing but I’m not certain any stand where putting knees underneath would work because of the height of the mbira.Super simple to assemble. Very pleased!

Very sturdy.

The base is very sturdy and can hold many heavy items. I use for a 15” MacBook Pro. If you bump into it it would be very hard to tip over. It could slid off if some thing was long and extended over the sides it could slide off. I like the item.

First off, On Stage products are sturdy, well made and dependable. This is not about the Product. This seller should be ashamed of themselves! This item was taken out of the original package and just tossed into an Amazon box, with zero care. The box showed up mangled because it was not designed to carry that kind of weight. Some of the parts were bent. All of them were scratched or nicked in some way. To be honest, i'm not so sure that this thing isn't used. The only reason I didn't send it back is I simply don't have time to mess with it - i'm sure that's what the seller is counting on. I assembled it and bent as much of it back into place as I could with a pair of pliers. I highly recommend the product, I do not recommend that you buy it from this seller. Unless of course, you're fine with paying full price for something that appears to be used and beat up.

This is exactly what I needed for my setup. It integrate nicely and the non-rackmountable desktop synthesizer module I'm using it for fits perfectly. I like the fact the stand is adjustable in height and length.

A little disappointed, especially for price. The small minilogue synth fits on there for sure (correct length; adjustable) but the little two pieces sticking from the front are wayyy too short and so tilting it is sort of scary. I basically just have laid it flat. The synth will basically slide off. It’s sort of cheaply made. And the holes for the stand are a little difficult to know if the screw is actually in there or not, or just tightly gripped onto the side. When I DO believe it went into a hole, then the hole for the peg piece is always just a little covered up by the lower piece that it can’t get in. Have to raise it a little. Also a little concerning the platform isn’t as durable as I’d like, especially when expanding it to a longer length. I’m a bit disappointed because this seemed perfect for a smaller synth/midi (mine’s a 37-key Korg Minilogue XD) without having to put a “regular” x-style synth/keyboard stand super small. It’s usable but really hope I don’t have further problems with it resulting in damaging an analogue synth. :/

I needed a table to adjust to my short sitting height, table tilts as a modified easel, and the table expands from laptop size to keyboard size. It's heavy sturdy,but has sliders to prevent scratching flooring. Carpeting? I dont have but could pick up and place elsewhere. It's amazing table, worth the extra dollars.