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Pro-level On-Stage Stands deluxe heavy-duty double-X keyboard stand is built with 2 tiers and styled for demanding musicians. Super heavy-duty tubing and welded construction support 395 lbs. on the bottom tier. Frame allows height adjustment from 27" to 39" and width adjustment from 11" to 30". The second tier supports 75 lbs.

Uses ERGO-LOK technology for ease of use. The ERGO-LOK system includes an ergonomic trigger, an internal rod mechanism, and a solid steel spring-loaded deadbolt assembly. Uses dual sheer disk plates and heavy-duty deadbolt for superior stability.

Assembling the 2 pieces:
1. Remove upper rear end caps from keyboard stand.
2. Take 2nd tier assembly and slide inner retainer into upper tube of stand.
3. Once second tier retainer is fully inside tube, then fully tighten 2" round OSS knobs.
On-Stage Deluxe Heavy Duty X 2-Tier Keyboard Stand
On-Stage Deluxe Heavy Duty X 2-Tier Keyboard Stand
On-Stage Deluxe Heavy Duty X 2-Tier Keyboard Stand

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  • Large-format keyboards
  • Supports up to 395 lbs.
  • 1-1/8" tubing
  • Height adjusts from 27" to 39"
  • Width adjusts from 12" to 32"
  • ERGO-LOK system
  • Welded construction

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3.7

10 Reviews

50%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Has held sturdy through dozens of earthquakes

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Very strong and sturdy

This is a no nonsense product. I have been using it with my MIDI controller from almost the past 3 weeks. I could set it up quickly and painlessly. All tools required to set it up are provided with the stand. I don't have a second keyboard yet so could not test the top shelf. But, it looks quite strong and doesn't look like it will shear.

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Most Liked Negative Review

1

Collapsed During 2 Gigs

If you are going to be using this to gig on a regular basis look for something with a better locking mechanism. Mine came loose on several occasions. One particularly embarrassing moment happened in the middle of a gig and while singing the keyboard stand collapsed and pretty much ruined my evening. It was hard to bounce back from that. I cracked a few jokes and tightened it up then finished the set but it was a nightmare. I still cringe when I think about that happening. After tightening it back up it eventually did the same thing at another gig. With everything else that can go wrong technically in a gig the last thing you want to worry about is your keyboard dropping out from under you because of a poorly constructed stand. Guitar Center should not include this in their line of products if they want to sell and promote quality gear. Luckily my keyboard didn't break but it could have with the force that it fell. Do yourself a favor and buy something better.

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  1. Home Studio2
  2. Performances1
Cons
  1. Difficult To Transport3
  2. Flimsy2
  3. Heavy / Bulky2
  4. Unstable2
  5. Not Functional1
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  1. Experienced3
  2. Professional Musician2
  3. Novice1
Pros
  1. Stable4
  2. Holds Items Securely2
  3. Portable2
  4. Compact1
  5. Solid1

Reviewed by 10 customers

  • Poor quality of upper tier

    3

    submitted3 years ago

    byJames

    fromLos Angeles, CA

    Upper tier is made of low grade materials--the screw stripped after only a few uses. The keyboard on the top tier would have fallen and landed on my lower keyboard if I didn't have a free hand. Don't transport this and set up multiple times, as the upper brackets won't last long.

  • Has held sturdy through dozens of earthquakes

    4

    submitted5 years ago

    byDlftunes

    fromSalt Lake City, Utah

    I bought one of these for use in a home studio as well as light local gigging. Cons first - the locking mechanism is difficult to get lined up just right so your keyboards sit level, I got around this by drawing a line across them with silver sharpie in my sitting and standing positions - much better now. It's also a little bulky - stands out from the wall it's up against significantly further than most stands I've had. To get it to lie flat you have to adjust all of the locks, not just the main one. Other than that it's been really solid. My area has been experiencing several nasty earthquakes over the past week, and its held true like a champ with no slipping of the locks or even lateral movement of the keyboards. I would definitely buy this again.

  • Second tier not usable. First tier is great & solid

    2

    submitted5 years ago

    byBluesky6

    fromSan Jose, CA

    The basic X stand is super solid. Sat a 31lb Roland FP-30 with no issues. The second tier is basically useless as I cannot align the 2 sides so that a keyboard sitting on it will get 4 points of contact ie it doesn't wobble when you play.

  • Exactly what i was looking for

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted6 years ago

    byMichael

    fromUndisclosed

    If youre looking for a 2 tier piano stand, this is a 2 tier piano stand that works!

  • Works for me

    4

    submitted8 years ago

    byJoeP

    fromPacific Northwest

    I'm a pretty physical keyboardist, and the CX-3 is a good 40 lbs. Then I load it up even further -- not just a keyboard on the second tier, I also squeeze a third board in between. Three boards on a two-tier stand!? Can it hold up as well as a Z-stand? Well, not quite -- but it does hold up. Still, I don't take it out on gigs, because the main selling point of the X-stand is instant collapsibility, and that's lost when the second tier is added. Sure, you can disconnect the tie rod ... but it won't really fold flat ... so you remove the second tier and the tie-rod, which gives you more pieces to pack. And now there's nothing really instant about it. As a minor kvetch, the 2nd tier height is only adjustable by the angle. So you can have it more angled or higher but not both. Still, it's worthwhile and I'm happy with mine: cheaper than a Z-stand but almost as strong, and certainly more convenient than building one from 2x4's. What's good: fairly sturdy, portable, reasonable price What's limited: little adjustability, non-integrated collapsibility buy again? Yes.

  • Good product, bad instructions

    3

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    submitted8 years ago

    byLando

    fromHouston, TX

    Needs better instructions, didn't like different pieces in separate boxes. Instructions were misleading and confusing.

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