Roadworx Multi Electric Stand

Partnered with the Thon Studio Prod.Desk 1750 B curved, the first and clear catch to flag is the offset between the motorised control panel and the Prod.Desk. When seated, you must look and reach under the table to change the height, as opposed to having the control panel sit flush with the table top. A trivial issue should you not use the height adjustment often, but could be a flag for someone intending to.

Otherwise, a highly robust piece of equipment. Easy to assemble, with no issues - particularly regarding the sticky cable holders as some others have experienced. Sturdy, without wobble, with a great save function on the control panel. I'm placing a fair amount of weight on the desk, with no issues with resiliency.

Definitely recommended, would be a 5* had it not been for the offset control panel when combined with the Thon Studio Prod.Desk 1750 B curved.

This is a great piece of studio funiture; very impressed with the ease of assembly and the quality of the parts and fit. Precision engineering!

I could not have hoped for a better stand, and although at the top of the range, cost wise, you pay your money and you get what you deserve - excellence.

The range of heights accomodated allows you to adjust the stand to your comfort - if you like to sit and then decide to stand and dance around, no problem. The elevation action is super smooth and silent.

The stand is built like a tank, made to last and would grace any studio space, or sit conveniently in the living room, if that's where you compose or work. I guess castor fitment could make it mobile: As it is it is *heavy* and sturdy. Once in position you will not be in a hurry to move it. No chance of it tipping over or collapsing, unlike some cheaper stands.

So, if you have a prized keyboard that you wish to get comfortable in front of then look no further. This is the stand for you and your synth / workstation.