Jaspers 4D-120B

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.

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.

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.