Liquid Stands Dual Piano Keyboard Stand with 2nd Tier - Z Style Adjustable and Portable 2 Tier Heavy Duty Music Stand for Synths and Electric Digital Keyboards - Fits 54 61 88 Key Pianos

Top notch product. I've this and a couple of OnStage heavy duty stands. And while the OnStage is great, this is easily as sturdy, and I really like its top shelf configuration better for smaller keyboards and MIDI controllers. I'm super pleased with the quality of this stand. Its instructions, while simple, were a little sparse, but understandable for the most part. And I had this thing together and covered in keyboards in about 20 minutes tops.I'd say 'for the price,' this can't be beat. But it's easily as good a product as the more expensive one from OnStage, and I think it's a little better design, so this is definitely a good option. I'll absolutely be looking at these going forward.

It does the job

I bought the Z style two tier stand. I set up the bottom when I recieved it back in August. VERY sturdy. Solid construction/welds. Absolutely no wobble or bounce like my old X style stands when pounding out a piano part. I unfortunately had to undergo surgery before assembling the 2nd tier and was out of commision for a while. Almost four months later and I finally got to assembling the second tier and there was an issue with one of the arms that kept the top keyboard from sitting level. I emailed the company hoping for a solution on how to fix the problem. No problem, I was told, we'll send you a new arm assembly. It shipped the very next day. I can't say enough about the customer support response, or the fact that they stand behind their product (no pun intended!) 100%. Even knowing it had sat in the box for 4 months while I recovered. The stand will be a great addition to my studio, but I've been through several other brands over the years, and would not hesitate to gig with this. At all.

Forget the big brands I have tried couple of them before, and my 2000$ arranger on top once fell due to the poor design and always needing weight on the bottom to keep it from tipping over. But this time thank god i decided to try something else. I was worried because my gear is over 7000$ of value and i didn’t want to cheap out on a good stand to support it. I figured to try liquid stands and give it a shot and as soon as you put the stand together you will know this is a great quality stand. Extremely study and made like a tank. Don’t spend much give this one a shot too and you will be happy.

Oh my God, you can put a building on this stand.

This is everything I expected it to be and more. It is super sturdy. Nothing‘s moving around and it is pretty easy to assemble as long as you follow the instructions. Things are pretty practically set out and it’s just screwing parts together no serious, hard work or heavy lifting. I feel confident that my very expensive equipment is stable and not gonna fall no matter how hard I jam. Unlike some other stands.

The second tier doesn't support my keyboard, nor even my laptop....SCARRY!

I got this a couple days ago, and am super impressed with it for the $. It's sturdier/more rigid than I anticipated, and the engineering and build quality are very good.As you can see I have a lot of weight on the top tier but the stand handles it with no problem.Assembly was very easy, but it might be nice to have a 2nd person on hand for the stand's width and height adjustment if needed, but I was able to do it on my own.