Jeremy R
Published on 07/09/07 at 04:28
Best value:
Poor
I bought this stand last week. I had that stands in X, and there is a real improvement. No more bumping your legs ...
For stability: it does not move a millimeter. I've been a Roland Fantom X6, and an Alesis Ion on the support as an option. Even if you do not have heavy keyboard 88 keys, I find it interesting.
Besides that, I stand in a double X (QLX-22) super stable at Quik-Lok, but it still moves a little (very little but still). With the K & M 18950, you can feel the difference. It is as stable as a piano in fact
The price is high, but well worth it. I put the extension for a second keyboard, and boom microphone (history to save floor space in my studio).
If I still need an extra stand in my studio, I would buy one. To make the scene, I would choose a more portable.
For stability: it does not move a millimeter. I've been a Roland Fantom X6, and an Alesis Ion on the support as an option. Even if you do not have heavy keyboard 88 keys, I find it interesting.
Besides that, I stand in a double X (QLX-22) super stable at Quik-Lok, but it still moves a little (very little but still). With the K & M 18950, you can feel the difference. It is as stable as a piano in fact
The price is high, but well worth it. I put the extension for a second keyboard, and boom microphone (history to save floor space in my studio).
If I still need an extra stand in my studio, I would buy one. To make the scene, I would choose a more portable.