2-Tier Column Keyboard Stand with Mic Boom Arm by Griffin | Double Sliding Arms

A very good looking and functional keyboard stand. Please be aware that this is not very portable because it doesn't fold up once assembled, but with the advantage of being quite sturdy. It holds a Korg TR-61 and a Yamaha Motif 6 simultaneously with no problem, about 55 total pounds. The only issue I have with it is the microphone boom isn't very sturdy because the top plate is a bit thin and only tack welded to the pedestal plus the microphone screw mount is fairly short and only allows for a couple of turns to locate it.

This stand is made of fairly strong metal, but none of the pieces fit well together, the top screw for the mic boom broke off entirely (and is unfixable), and the small arms that hole the keyboard up have the retaining pieces just falling out - they are not secured at all. Further, it takes 20 minutes to assemble - forget about break down for using it on stage. It is SO large it would take up the entirety of my car. This is great on stage for holding up big keyboards - if it could be folded up for transport. Imagine carrying a christmas tree around in your vehicle and setting it up on stage every night. I am returning this and buying an Ultimate.

Does the job for me... I was only looking to save space really, which it totally did. I wasn't really thinking about shows when I purchased it and it was immediately clear that this stand is stationary. Sure you can move it around easily enough but it doesn't fold up and is a bit heavy so it's not for giggin' at all!! It does look really cool though and is sturdy enough although I AM only using one tier and my keyboard is famously light (Roland FA) ... Worst thing, the boom. It's incredibly weak looking where it should be the strongest, right at the base. I wouldn't trust my Rode condenser cus it just seemed too heavy, and put a 58 back in it. I also put my own boom on it but that threaded post just looks weak...who knows, maybe it'll last forever lol...

I was scared after reading the comments before purchasin this stand, But till now a month later the stand holds my modx and Alesis Controller Together and No problem. The glitch is the stability it's real shaky somehow... but all the rest it's perfect to save some money

Easy enough to assemble. Definitely is not collapsible like my Ultimate Stand, this is a permanent fixture. I only wanted it for my MKII Controller and laptop, difficult for these lightweight items. I wouldn't hang my 88Key Korg on it, the support arms are too flimsy. Not impressed, but this is serviceable for my application on a church stage. Wouldn't buy it for my pro gigs

Hard to assemble- parts don't line up easily - not sturdy wobbles all over - not transportable because parts don't come off easily to be able to put in vehicle to go to gigs. Complete waste of money- didn't even try to return because I didn't want to break it down to box it back up and take it to return. So disappointed

I was skeptical about this being worth it as the price was lower than anything I had found- and it comes with a mic book as well!But- it is the best stand I have ever owned- and I've broken all of those X stands in the past so I have some knowledge of what works and what doesn't.Best Value Out There!

This stand easily meets or exceeds my needs for home use. It was relatively easy to put together after viewing the assembly video and referencing the included instruction page. The weld at the top of the stand looks good but is not totally smooth, meaning that there is a bit of potentially sharp roughness present as you run your finger across the weld. As noted by another reviewer, one of the plastic retaining pieces is loose and will not stay in its tube. The other 3 retaining pieces seem to be fine. For use in my home only, I believe this stand is a quality product and a real bargain.