Stagg KXS-C34BK 3 Tier Keyboard Stand

All in all its a good sturdy stand with the flexibility to arrange keyboards in a comfortable playing arrangement. On the other hand the hardware needs improvement. I have 3 keyboards mounted, the Bottom tier: Yamaha P95; Mid tier: Novation Impulse 61; Top tier: Yamaha psrE203. The keyboard tier brackets have a nut spot welded to them for the screw to attach through the horizontal bar. If you tighten these too much they snap off. I had to purchase new screws and nuts to re-fasten the bottom brackets. Also the plastic end t-brackets which hold the horizontal bars tend to slip when you are playing making the keyboard start to pitch down. This happened on my keyboard at the lowest level, the Yamaha P95 piano 88 key. This is a fairly heavy keyboard with weighted keys. Because of the slippage I tried to tighten the end points where the Allen screw is located in the plastic. The bracket cracked at this screw location. I modified this by drilling holes through the plastic and the bar and added a bolt. This prevented the slippage in the bar rotation which stopped the keyboard from pitching downward after playing a heavy session. I also added tri-wheel casters for ease of maneuverability this allowed for a convenience which I needed for my small studio space. Add the option for wheels and improve the hardware and this stand can handle any keyboard arrangement even if you have a heavy keyboard with 88 keys! Also not much advertising for options such as added tier brackets for added devices, such as laptop/mixer/Novation Launch Control, etc.