QL-723 Pro Series Heavy Duty Keyboard X Stand

Fairly easy to put together and set up. Very sturdy. I have 3 heavy keyboards which I needed to access together and the stand has no issues holding them. of course, I put the heaviest at the bottom and the lightest at the top. The second and third tiers can slope to provide easier access. The only issues I had were that I backed it against a wall and this limited the flexibility of the 2nd and 3rd level. Also I would like to have had more anti-slip rubber on the lowest level to reduce the likelihood of the keyboard moving.

This is an excellent stand, I see some of the reviews here say that Second tier is very close to main tier, As shipped this is true but that’s I think just to get it in the packaging, the Hight of the tiers from each other is fully adjustable although its not obvious how at first and had to read the instructions to work it out, the stand is one of the most sturdy I have ever encountered and the build quality is exceptional, I am using a very havey fully weighted 88 key on the bottom tier and with the top two tiers also populated the whole this still remains very stable with a good solid feeling that pushing it won’t tip it over, the ability to get each keyboard exactly where I want it in the forward plain as well as the Hight and angle makes for the perfect setup. Just read the instructions before posting that the ties are to close together as it may look like that at first but that can be configured.

This is a very well made and easy to assemble stand which provides solid and sturdy support for my keyboards. The Quik-Lok feature handily caters for convenient adjustments as and when needed. Recommended piece of kit.

Arrived with a broken lever that moves the locking pin. Metal inside the lever that moves the pin appears be bent. Therefore completely useless as it won't open out. Very poor quality for such an expensive stand. Much worse than much cheaper Tiger / Gear4Music stands I've had for years.

It takes a while to set it up, exacerbated by the fact that the welding quality is poor and certain components are misaligned. Consequently, it is impossible to set it up so that the keyboard supports are properly positioned and symmetrical.That apart, it handles the weight of the keyboards well - I use a 33kg Yamaha P-250 on the bottom level, a medium weight synth on the middle and a smaller one at the top. Everything stays where it's put, and it's a refreshing change not to have to chase my keyboards around the stage because the stand is too flimsy. Also I find it handy to have Middle C in the same place every time, and not moving an inch or two in any direction because the stand wobbles!

Excellent for hold three keyboards. Fully adjustable to suit your heights and needs. Nice well built feel. Comes in huge colourful box. Easy to assemble and much better than the tiger music offering which the locking failed after only a few weeks!

Stand arrived, got it assembled and one of the supporting arms that hold the upper two tiers was so loose it was not fit for purpose. Got a replacement and that had the same problem but was even more wobbly. The design of the extension arms where it fits into the main X-Frame seems flawed - It's a cog that's not securely held in (only a hexagonal screw) and so the upper tiers wobble by over an inch and based on two of these stands with identical problems I would not buy a Quiklok stand again.

Quik lok stands are the real deal. They ooze quality and sturdyness. I can't fault this at all. I have a genos on the bottom, a modx 7 on the middle tier and a seaboard rise 49 on the top. There is no wobble while playing. It's a great 3 tier stand.