Jaspers 4D-120B 5-stars Reviews

Surely the best stands out there?

Sturdy and sleek. I feel confident in mounting my equipment on it. My only gripe would be that it can take a bit of trial and error getting the arms to be precisely level, it may not be that obvious that a pair of arms aren't level until you put a unit on, which will mean loosening one or two arms and trying to level them again, until you get it right. Otherwise totally satisfied and it's transformed my setup for the better

holds up to 4 keyboards and at least 1 chonky cat

hasn't broken yet. awesome sauce.

Great Product

Good quality stand for great price.

Shipping took way more than expected but still satisfied.

Perfect

These stands are perfect.

Even with heavy synths like my Polybrute, nothing is moving, no flex at all, all is perfectly stable, more than I expected.

Easily configurable, everything can be disassembled, so you can move pretty much every element everywhere. Need more bars in the back instead of the front? Done. Need to remove or add a bar few months later? Easy.

Cable routing is easier too along the various elements with Velcro straps.

Gives a very pro look and feel to my studio, it was not cheap but I don't regret it all all!

Awesome stand

Great stand, stable AF.

The could have made the handling for tilting the arms a lot easier, but it’s built like a tank. Probably going to buy one more.

Best thing ever

I was used to wobbly keyboard stands and this has totally changed the game for me. Much better, so stable, doesn't wobble, and holds a ton of equipment in an efficient space. Super easy to set up. The price was great too. Overall a happy customer.

Easy Assembly, durable construction

Simple, efficient, space saving. Nothing like it on the market for anyone that needs extra racks for their workstation.

Do believe the hype!

After reading countless people raving about this and ending up with more synths than I care for I finally decided to buy one of these Jasper stands.

Setup is easy enough, the supplied Allen key is all you need to put everything together. Most of the rack is already assembled in the box, only the horizontal bars need to be attached to both ends.

On first glance I didn't think this could work but in reality everything is held very firmly in place, yet the stand itself is very light. Moving the holders is easy enough, again using the supplied Allen key.

Jasper claim the bottem shelf can support up to 40 kg and the rest 15 kg. After some quick test I can easily say that these are very conservative numbers. I tried to see how hard I could play a synth before the holders would move and I can only say that the synth itself started to bend, but the Jasper stand didn't move at all. Very Impressive!

If I might be very nitpicky or for the OCD people: every bar I checked had a miniscule dimple in the paint job, presumably from the nozzle. Also the stand was packed in a regular box with (only) bubblewrap, leaving a very tiny dent in one of the plastic parts. It looks like one of the edges of a horizontal bar cut into the edge of the plastic. Maybe add some card board holders so the pieces themself can't move inside of the box itself?

For me this is a tool and so if there is a small scuff I don't really care. And it isn't even visible when mounted.

I can only conclude that the hype is deserved and I would definatly recommend this product to anybody that wants a sturdy synth stand.

great multi-tier stand

great multi-tier stand but dont expect is to be able to fit a full 88

Solid

Using this for my keyboard setup, got my Moog in the top shelf and Prophet below and midi boards at bottom. Perfect for studio / home setups. It is really stable, was very easy to setup, and you can easily adjust things. Perfect for me

Very Good Product !

Ideal for 5 octave keyboards and fits comfortably.

The keyboards I use are: (from bottom to top)

- Korg M1 width: 110cm

- Korgm 01fwd width: 110cm

- Roland W30 width: 108 cm

- Korg Prophecy

There is a gap of 5 cm from the left and right of the Korg M1.

The carrier and holder stand parts do not interfere with the keyboards.

You can use the 120 cm area of the stand to the fullest.

The stand is very light and you can easily lift it with one hand.

Robust aluminum and plastic material is used.

It has a quality stance.

It is very simple to set up. It consists of 7 parts (other small parts are assembled and shipped.). A hex key and a few spare pads are sent. There is also a paper showing the setup. Its installation takes 7-10 minutes, except for detailed settings.

Quality German production.

These are proper!!

Amazing robust and you can turn close and open everything a million times and it doesnt degrade quality!

Jaspers keyboard stands are great !

Jaspers keyboard stands are the best value for the money. They are rocksolid and so easy to adjust. I am using them in my studio and are very versatile. There are a lot of custom enhancement parts available at Jaspers for them. Definitely recommend to everyone ! Check them out !

Not enough space anytime)

I have not so much space in my bedroom studio and I asked myself how to arrange all my gear to use it anytime handily, searched and find this great solution. Have littele modified and added a support on each level and aranged sucesefully all my medium and small stuff from desctop synths and little drum machines to the effect pedals, looks great and easy to use and it is more usefull than one large table.

An excellent studio stand

My Jaspers handles four of my synths without issue. Getting the support bars for each synth to lay flat can be difficult but I can't fault the stand for solidity and ease of access.

Very happy with this, it's been a great solution for my small studio. Wish it was slightly higher so could allow for a bit more space between the tiers as the top knobs on the deeper synths are a bit hidden under the synth above but not the end of the world.

Build quality is great and it was easy to assemble. Looks great too.

Light, strong, easy to assemble and adjust

Surprised how easy this was to assemble -- just one allen key (supplied) does everything. You can easily reposition support brackets across the different levels without disassembling the stand, and included locking sleeves present tipping forward once adjusted. Be aware that this 120 version may be a little narrow for a full 88 key controller, but works fine for 5 octave keyboards. Also when you order I'd say consider any additional brackets or other accessories you might need to get the most out of shipping charges. You can also adjust the angle of the back tubes making them ore vertical to get the whole thing closer to a wall, for example. But perhaps the most impressive part is how light this all-aluminum stand is -- easy to reposition yet very strong and wobble-free. Great, for not much more than a decent steel version that would be heavier, less versatile, and overall less well-designed. Recommended.

Versatile and sturdy

This is a great stand. It's easy to put together, feels very solid and you can easily adjust positions and tilting of the devices. I seriously can't think of anything wrong about this stand.

Stop whinging about the prices

In defense of the pricing of the range of products, I dont think there is currently a system on the market that rivals the Jaspers for quality engineering, durability, stability, firmness, ease of assembly, portability, creative flexibility and adaptability, and sleek looks. It fits in perfectly in my living room just as much as it fits in on stage. You need look no further!! As soon as I came across the system, I said to myself "That's just what I need, Everyting in one place."!!!!"

even better than expected.

it's light and very stable. I was afraid that the otiers other than the lowest could handle heavy keyboards, and I am not having issues either with a korg m3 61 or with a roland V-Synth. Setup is fast, depth of the opening of the stand can be adjusted and blocked. Should I add gear to my collection I'd go for one more of these stands.