K&M 18860 Spider Pro SI 4-stars Reviews

The bottom level has an extendible arm but it's a little shaky

That thing vibrates and makes a noise when I play something. Otherwise a really durable product.

Great piece of kit

Using with a Roland Stage piano on the lower tier and a lighter synth on the top.

It's well put together and sturdy, if a little heavy, with some great design features that all seem to "fail safe" - if something isn't tightened enough etc.

Doesn't get much live use atm but, on the odd occasion it has, the techs have often commented that they really want to get one for their own use...until they hear the price. You do pay for the quality.

It sometimes feels a little awkward to handle during transportation.

K&M 18860 Spider Pro

This is a good keyboard stand that is obviously well made, but it's worth pointing out a couple of things before prospective buyers take the plunge with this.

1:- Small mono synths and keyboards of less than 26.378" in width will be too small for this stand as the width of the arms are not fully adjustable.

2:- There is some lateral movement when playing. Your Keys will wobble if you play remotely hard on this.

The height adjustability of this stand is great though and although there is wobble, weirdly it does not feel too unstable. Very quick set up time fore this stand too.