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Message: [QUOTE="Gourockian, post: 248077, member: 6682"] Double X-stands are great - I have two heavy duty 3-tiers - but they won't provide stability on an uneven floor. I used to have a good Z-stand but it had the same problem. One other type of keyboard stand that is seriously worth considering is a platform stand, such as this one produced by On-Stage. [URL]https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PlatformStd--on-stage-stands-ks7150-platform-style-keyboard-stand[/URL]. The big advantage of these is that not only is it adjustable for height and the width extends from 29 - 43.5", the individual feet can all be adjusted by screwing or unscrewing them and locking them with a nut. I use one for my 72lb Yamaha CP300, which is normally located on a slightly uneven tiled floor at home and it is rock-solid. If I use my On-Stage heavy duty double x-stand in the same position, the whole setup wobbles and drives me nuts. My platform stand has even been used outdoors on rough ground without any issues, so can be recommended for any situation. These stands fold flat and are easily carried, weighing just under 18.5 lbs but can support 230lbs. However, if someone wants to use it for gigging, an adjustable or open-ended 13mm spanner (wrench in the US) is essential, to adjust for floor surface at different venues. A cheaper and lighter version is this one and although the feet can swivel, it doesn't look like they are independently adjustable for height but perhaps they are. [URL]https://rockvilleaudio.com/products/pks35?utm_source=Bing&utm_medium=CPC&cmpid=&utm_campaign=%7Breplace%7D&sub2=&sub3=e&sub4=1175379834887251&sub5=&sub6=569998578&sub7=c&sub8=&sub9=o&sub10=&utm_source=bing&ref_id=&msclkid=7968b8d4e0db1d6eebb8d2aede36e877&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=%28ROI%29+PMAX+-+Pro+Audio+2&utm_term=2325260935202220&utm_content=Audio+Equipment[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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