Jaspers 5D-120B

I was just Wowed!

The quality, the quality, the quality! Did I mention the quality? This synth rack is the real deal. You can adjust the height of each tier, the angle and distance between each synth support. It is ultra light - I can pick it up with two fingers in each hand and comfortably walk around (not loaded of course, I am not THAT strong). I was super impressed. This is definitely an item built with quality and longevity in mind. Congratulations Jaspers on manufacturing such a beautiful and sturdy product!

Great fittings and sturdy.

Holds up all my heavy gear without any problems, nice sturdy design on the fasteners.

A great stand if you manage to assemble it

My experience with my first Jaspers stand was not the ideal one. FIrst of all it was really difficult to assemble it because instructions were really poor. There was a one page leaflet with a couple of sentences and a few pictures (not great) and also there was a lot of confusion regarding the parts of the stand that should be correctly numbered and shown on the instructions paper. It took me 4 hours to assemble it despite the fact that I i'm used to that kind of diy work since I have assembled various IKEA furniture sometime ago. If you dont mind that extra work it would be a nice addition to your home studio but personally, if I new it, I would choose something else.

WoW

Amazingly well built for the price, was surprised how light it is but also the strength once put together. A great space saver this one.

Good keyboard stand

If you have, like me, space problems in yours studio, the Jasper 5D-120B it will help with it. I have bought a similar model in the past, the 150B, to handle 88 keys keyboards. Now it´s only used to hold synths, and, like always, very satisfied. Good construction. Easy to install it. Very confortable to put some keyboards in the high and level desired. I don´t know if I would use it on stage, surely not. But, for the small studio, I recommend it a lot. By my own experience.

Strong and stable!

I bought this in a bid to tame the wild herds of synthesisers taking over my studio, and it's worked really well. The stand itself is robust and sturdy, and there's a lot of useful flexibility in which attachments can be bolted on. Mine has ended up holding three keyboards plus a batch of drum machines and an S950, with the S950 presented neatly at eye level when you're sitting at the lowest keyboard. It'll take a 5-octave synth with room to spare, but won't manage a 76-note unit. The individual "shelf" bars can be adjusted for height, and the keyboard-holding arms can be angled however you like (within reason, gravity permitting). It's simple and effective and while there are more stylish keyboard stands out there, once this thing is full of synths it kind of disappears. Very happy :-)

Great stand

Excellent product and I'd fully recommend it if you have a lot of keyboards but limited space.

Involved setup however solid Keys stand

A great stand for someone like me with many keyboards and needing to access them all.

It did take allot of time to setup and get everything in place ergonomically.

However once achieved the stand is great.

Theres no other stand on the market unless selfmade doing anything close.

These are great ingenious products

I am not a keyboard player but I recognized the quality in Engineering and functionality (please see my review on the 4D) I preferred this model because it is the taller of the two options 300mm higher. However preferences may vary from one person to another. I certainly don't have 5 keyboards, (just 2) but all the extra arms come in handy for mounting other devices. Bear in mind however that this model is considerably harder to assemble than the the 4D and can end up being very wobbly. I think this is the reason that unlike the 4D Version it comes with adjustable stabilizers in case you don't get it right. The difference is that you can vary the base width of the 4D to compensate but this is fixed on the 5D. I would have ended up spending hours and hours winding and unwinding using the Allen key provided if not for my nifty bit of improvisation. I Shaved of the return angle on the Allen key and fitted it into an electric screw driver. "Simples"

Solid and secure stand

After reading people say that A-frames stands aren't very secure I was apprehensive about putting my Sequential synths on this. However it is totally solid and I've not experienced any movement.

I would therefore recommend this to anyone who needs a 5 tier stand.