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The 2-Tier Keyboard Stand from ProLine can support medium to full-sized keyboards at two levels. Sturdy and easily adjustable, it also works well with DJ gear and mixers. Features locking height and width adjustments, quick-release levers, and fully welded contact points. You get maximum flexibility and double the support in any rehearsal or performance setting.
The stand has some issues. The "rubber" grips to hold your synth are actually plastic. Slippery plastic. My synth slips and slides all over the stand while playing. The top tier is lopsided. Even at my best I cant seem to line the two arms up so that my synth on top isn't crooked.and it too has slippery plastic "grips".
I owned a Fantom X8 which is really, really heavy - plus an Alesis Fusion 8HD...so I needed a stand which could really accommodate that kind of weight. I love this stand because it's priced right and really sturdy. I ended up selling the X8 because it was so heavy- and moved down into the X7...but even so this is a fantastic stand for the money. I'm about to buy a second one to leave at our rehearsal space, and so I don't have to constantly keep mine coming back and forth with me. The one which was available to me at the rehearsal space was just really flimsy - it's your more typical x-stand with a second tier added on. I wail away on the keys and it starts rocking back and forth with me. Who wants that? Not I. But that's what you get with an inferior product. Great job, Proline.
This is a very sturdy base. Each tier can hold with ease 20kgr or maybe more and the keyboards feel quite secure. ?he price is pretty good. The only reason I can't give a 5 star review is because of the bending on the upper tier, if you want the claviers to be close to each other. I believe they could have avoided it, if they had changed the design a little bit. This stand is designed mainly for those who play upstanding (I don't know if I use the correct word, I mean not sitting on a bench). If you are sitting on a bench while you are playing (just like me), it might be a little tricky to find the best position for the upper tier, if you can find it. In this case you should better check it in a local store before you buy it.
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