Stand for Keyboard + Other Elektrons (and more)

kusalamati · 2014-12-26T21:11:14.000Z

I have a small desk which can no longer hold the music making empire.

I’m looking for something to hold my Analog Keys and a Monomachine.
Ideally it would also be able to hold the Mackie 1202 and 2 pedals, but that might be a stretch (3 tiers?..)

Does anyone out there use a multi-tier stand to hold a keyboard + other Elektron boxes?

Quiklok look like they could be a good port of call, but as usual with internet searches for products, I’m starting to see stars after staring at too many options. Recommendations gratefully received.

strawberry · 2014-12-26T22:41:08.000Z

I’ve got my eye on this…
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[http:// http://www.thomann.de/gb/jaspers_3d_120_shr.htm](http:// http://www.thomann.de/gb/jaspers_3d_120_shr.htm)

you can add more brackets/arms etc., its a bit expensive, so I’m trying to find a cheaper solution.

strawberry · 2014-12-26T22:42:18.000Z

Fucking gremlins…second link works!

kusalamati · 2014-12-27T09:39:24.000Z

Very nice, though it might be a bit of a beast space-wise.

strawberry · 2014-12-27T09:58:01.000Z

I agree, but I havnt found too many other options yet, still looking.

kusalamati · 2014-12-27T10:10:48.000Z

This one isn’t so big, but does look like it might come to life and chase you round the room like a rogue droid.

Obviously with equipment on all would be safe.

http://www.kazbarsystemsinc.com/quik-lok-ql-623

Someone mentioned Ikea shoe racks make good shelves for this sort of thing (and the Jaspers).

strawberry · 2014-12-27T10:57:50.000Z

I had something similar a few years ago, works fine, but not as flexible as “the hulk”

npfrs · 2014-12-27T14:16:33.000Z

I use a 2 tier version and some scrap black shelving I got from the final sale section at Ikea. Makes for some great creative spacing. There’s enough room to the left of my Sub 37 for a small fader box (Fader Fox) and you can clip things like an iPad holder or laptop stand to the shelf.

kusalamati · 2014-12-27T14:38:26.000Z

Think it could well end up being the Jaspers.

I’m going cross eyed again looking at options.

Sometimes I think it would be better if we went out and did our shopping like the old days.

Thanks for the suggestions thus far.

x

kusalamati · 2014-12-27T15:28:42.000Z

Pulled the trigger on the Jaspers in the end.

Need to sell the Rytm now to cover the plethora of purchases over the last weeks.

Bwax · 2014-12-27T15:28:57.000Z

Lately I’ve been using this model from Standtastic. I have a dark piece of IKEA shelving across on of the slots to put things like MS20 mini, Volcas, etc.

http://www.amazon.com/Standtastic-103KSB-Triple-Tier-Keyboard-Deluxe/dp/B0002DUPTG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1419693791&sr=8-2&keywords=standtastic

$200. Comes with a gig bag. Looks like a beast when you pull it out of the bag, but it’s actually very easy to set up and take down when you see how it fits together. Sort of like a camera tripod - it can all remain together when breaking down, transporting, setting up. Only tool required is an included hex tool. The three slots can be angled to taste as well. The tabs holding keyboards (or wooden boards) can be pulled out and secured, allowing for gear of various depths. Good build quality. I’m very pleased so far.

Holds my ESQ-1, Alpha Juno 2, MS20 mini, etc. The Elektrons go on my desk right in front of me.

NoiseLab · 2014-12-27T15:56:02.000Z

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Ultimate AX-48 Pro S

Ultimate AX-48 Pro S Apex Pro Keyboard Stand 2x verstelbare houders (1x kort paar- TBR-130 & 1x lang paar - TBR-180), Elk platform kan tot 56kg dragen, De armen en benen kunnen ingeklapt worden voor transport, Nieuwe top cap, Hoge kwaliteit...

kusalamati · 2014-12-27T22:57:59.000Z

It looks like Ikea do well out of twiddlers adapting their gear for other purposes.

As suggested in a post elsewhere on here, I ordered a couple of their Komplement shoe shelves to rest on the Jaspers for my Monomachine, pedals and mixer. Nifty!