Quik-Lok Rapid Set Up Z Keyboard Stand

product has short comings-heavy awkward unit in the closed position, does what its suppose to do, but not worth the $$, maybe for 99 bucks. Also very disappointed in GC with an arrived broken/dented in double box, the plastic pieces break easily. bringing this back

It's always a challenge to find space for all your gear. This stand takes up virtually no space when its folded up. I'm tall, and it's the only stand I could find that's made for tall people. Also, it doesn't bust my knees like my X stand does.

Pro: sturdy, and good once set up. Neutral: depending on your keyboard, may have extra rail space left on the back. good for me - ideal to keep some cables, etc, but may be a problem depending on your keyboard cover, or the ergonomics of the surrounding space. Cons: - keyboard alignment is a problem with less deep keyboards, such as P-115. the keyboard is to rest on 3 pairs of small round rubber feet, instead of flat rails with foam strips, so easy to shift out of flat alignment. - if you need frequent set up, height adjustment may be annoying - but the stand is wide enough so allow misalignment while moving up and down, so def not as breezy to set up as the marketing video may suggest.

I have an older Quik-Lok Z-Stand in my home studio. But it is cumbersome to set up. I wanted a similar stand that I could set up in under a minute. This thing takes about 30 seconds to unfold. It is very sturdy for players with a heavy touch. And I highly recommend going to Quik-Lok's web site to see all the accessories they have for this stand. I bought a mic boom that slides right into the side. I also bought a shelf that fits on the crossbar. I sit my mixer on the shelf and my whole rig is right there at my fingertips. The only drawback is that the stand is a little heavy. But it more than makes up for it with stability and ease of set-up.