K&M 18840 Baby Spider Pro Black

I've used keyboard stands from several manufacturers over the years, from basic X-stands to complicated multi-tier column stands. However, in the 4+ years I've owned the Baby Spider Pro, I've never wanted for another stand. It's remained perfectly stable whatever board I've put on it (mostly a Roland Fantom X7 or a Korg Karma), and the available accessories are great - I've used an extra tier, a microphone boom and a laptop stand at different times.

Unfolding it does sometimes confuse people, but once you've figured it out, it's simple and quick to set up. If there was some way of setting wherr you want the tier, and an angle-adjustable or upward-sloping tier available, then it'd be perfect. Until then, it's as good as you get. 100% happy with this purchase.

I have used many different keyboard stands over the years- I was a little hesitant before I purchased this stand. I wanted a stand that was stable, hold 2 keyboards, option to add on shelf for sound module or tablet. My main gigging rig consists of a large workstation, 88 note controller and sonic cell. After much measuring and trolling through chat rooms etc... I ordered this stand along with additional angled Pro arm set B and a bag to carry it all in. All perfect - I sit down to play. All folds up into the bag without having to remove extra arms. Very happy and aiming to purchase laptop stand.

I'm using this with a Nord Electro 6D 61. The stand folds neatly & fast, cables are tucked away neatly with cable holders and the tier arms are steady and stable. It's not as stable as my other stand, the Hercules Z, which holds any keyboard I've ever used absolutely still (but is super clumsy to fold and transport), but it's 99.9% stable and wobble-free. The stand legs are truly an amazing innovation as the pedals space is almost completely clear and accessible - so using multiple pedals, even a pedalboard, is no problem. I also have the carrying bag from K&M - and that level of portability makes it stand well above the rest.