On-Stage KS-7903 3-Tier A-Frame Keyboard Stand

I had an Ultimate Support A-Frame stand back in the 80's which included a carry bag for transport to gigs. It seems impractical to take this one apart and re-assemble it multiple times, as it is built differently, BUT, as a triple stand for home practice, it's GREAT!

I think the Stand is pretty good overall. I have scene some of the complaints and just to further comment for futures buyers. The stand works pretty well. I think its made pretty good and well thought out but i did need to add some rubber washers in place to help support the closers so it doesn't break when tightening. "Do not over tighten". i would say you shouldn't overload this with three very heavy boards. The way its made you can have a heavy board on the lowest level, a medium board on the second and would just use light weight stuff on the top. Needless to say this is common sense when placing weight on a "A" frame. I wouldn't use for gigging unless you have the transport space to just be able to fold it and move it instead of taking it mostly. The fittings are not designed to take a bunch of loosening and tightening. So far I'm pretty please but I'm just using it for home studio. I think if i were to gig with this it would not last long. Home use only i would recommend. If this stand were to be upgraded to steel everything and thicker tubing i would be happy to pay more to get it and would use it live. its a good design but i just needs some more beef to it. Light weight isn't always the best thing.

This is perfect for my use. I did move the middle bar above the connection of the 2 upright bars. That was a more natural location for me. I added 2 support arms to the the top bar to hold 2 small synths. The rack is rock solid, more so than I thought it would be.

"On Stage"?, eh? Not at this size. Forget about getting a band on stage with this. You'll be lucky to get it out of the room you build it in. This thing is HUGE. Not just in the real estate it takes up, but the pieces, all seem a bit excessive. Functionally, it does what it needs to. And I'm happy with it. Just wish it had been given some simple features to make it a 5/5. Adjustable rods for the horizontal pieces would have made it much more convenient. Height is SORT of adjustable, if you're willing to risk the unit tipping over by adjusting the feet to be closer to eachother... but that will only make this thing taller. I'm 6 foot 1, the top shelf comes up to my chin!

This is the stand I should've bought from the beginning. It's light and very sturdy. I really needed the ability to adjust distance between the keyboards, so this A-frame design accomplishes that no problem. Use caution when tightening the hand screws - it can be hard to tell when they're fully tight and they will crack.

i have several of these - a great stand!