DM
Great stand, wish was more portable
A well designed and well built stand.
I didn’t give five stars because the design of the upper tiers requires you totally unscrew and remove, verses loosening and swinging down or away for transport. Already lost both washers in a dark room doing so.
And a better designed carry bag which would allow you to stack the stand would’ve been nice.
But the stand, when assembled, is German engineering at its finest, on display.
Just not as portable as they portray it as being
I didn’t give five stars because the design of the upper tiers requires you totally unscrew and remove, verses loosening and swinging down or away for transport. Already lost both washers in a dark room doing so.
And a better designed carry bag which would allow you to stack the stand would’ve been nice.
But the stand, when assembled, is German engineering at its finest, on display.
Just not as portable as they portray it as being
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K
Great, but not as stable as I thought.
After a week of use, this is my review: I think this is neither as stable and neither as heavy as people make it out to be.
My keyboard (a yamaha P125, which doesn't reach the back rubber pads, so I had to use the glue on rubber chips that came with the product to fix it) still rocks considerably back and forward, specially if I play at an angle. Maybe if your keyboard has a longer depth it won't rock as much, I don't know.
And I didn't find it all that heavy! Which is a pro in my opinion! PERFECTLY transportable to gigs, even more so because of the shoulder strap.
All in all, a great support but I was expecting no wooble whatsoever stability for a 150€ stand which didn't happen.
Also, this is IMPORTANT: K&M is the only brand that I'm aware of that makes stands that can go low enough to play your instrument comfortably, so just for that this is worth the price in my opinion. It goes as low as 60cm which is great, most stands go around 65cm.
Oh, and it's great that there isn't a metal bar between your knees and the keyboard. Other K&M stands go as low as 60cm but there's an extra steel beam to clamp your legs uncomfortably. This is just great in that regard.
My keyboard (a yamaha P125, which doesn't reach the back rubber pads, so I had to use the glue on rubber chips that came with the product to fix it) still rocks considerably back and forward, specially if I play at an angle. Maybe if your keyboard has a longer depth it won't rock as much, I don't know.
And I didn't find it all that heavy! Which is a pro in my opinion! PERFECTLY transportable to gigs, even more so because of the shoulder strap.
All in all, a great support but I was expecting no wooble whatsoever stability for a 150€ stand which didn't happen.
Also, this is IMPORTANT: K&M is the only brand that I'm aware of that makes stands that can go low enough to play your instrument comfortably, so just for that this is worth the price in my opinion. It goes as low as 60cm which is great, most stands go around 65cm.
Oh, and it's great that there isn't a metal bar between your knees and the keyboard. Other K&M stands go as low as 60cm but there's an extra steel beam to clamp your legs uncomfortably. This is just great in that regard.
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Z
Its nice versatile product but have some front to back wobbliness
It can hold lot of weight and is pretty well build. Finish looks also better that you might expect but there are still some wobbliness front-back. But its pretty sturdy and does not wobble on sides. Only thing to complain beside slight wobbliness is it becomes pretty expensive when you start to stack pieces. Price of stand itself is nothing comparing to extra elements. Otherwise really nice product with nice finish
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BB
Great Sturdy Stand
Very Sturdy and does the job for my 61 Key Komplete Kontrol
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