Stay Music Slim Model 1100/02 Black voor Slim Model (black)

It is a very compact, sturdy but light, modern looking keyboard stand. Easy to put together; I would say quicker at a gig to set up than say an X shape double stand. I am using it to mount a Minilogue XD and Bass Station 2, and it has proven ideal in simplifying my setup. I've purchased a second stand for a larger semi modular synth, having tried it first to see how stable it was, and it was just fine. You can also get extra arms as an expansion pack, to add extra shelving for effects etc. Bax seems to be the place to purchase these stands at a reasonable price. Highly Recommended!

This lower arms on stand will accept a 37-61 key syhtn or keyboard.. the upper arms are big enough for a 15” laptop. Like the main boom, the legs and arms are made of aluminium. The arms slide up and down on the main boom, so you can set it up for sitting down or standing up. Very tall players may find it a little low when standing. Although it is lightweight, it is solidly constructed and has a quality feel to it and is very stable - even on carpet. It comes with a neat nylon carry bag and is incredibly easy and quick to set up and take down.

One small annoying feature is that I found the central boom makes using straight jacks out impossible, you will need to use right angled TR leads. Similarly if using XLRs out, you may find a 37 key synth awkward to place on this. Overall though, I would highly recommend this product.

Stevige ,stabiele standaard. Ik gebruik hem voor een minilogue xd en een mininova. Niet de grootste synths, dus hoe het met de grote jongens gaat weet ik dus niet. De curved armen doen uitstekend hun werk!

Assembling the Slim Model and adjusting the height of the Y arms are child's play. The weight limit is 20 kg. It's an attractive, ergonomic design that takes up very little space.

I use the lower, larger, straight arms to support my ASM Hydrasynth (10 kg) and the upper, curved arms to support my Modal Electronics Cobalt8.

Alternatively, I put my Linnstrument on the lower arms and use it to trigger the Cobalt8.

The stand isn't absolutely rigid: there is a little side-to-side sway when I use the Hydrasynth's touch strip to glide notes or waggle a figure on the Linnstrument to create vibrato, but it's tolerable. If you want greater rigidity, get the sturdier Tower model.