On-Stage DPT5500B Percussion Table

$ 116.95

Score By Feature

Based on 15 ratings

Packaging

8.05

Delivery

8.20

Satisfaction

7.73

Giftable

7.69

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Product Description

The weight is 25 pounds. The weight capacity of the machine

The size of the piece is 5 x 18 inches. You have plenty of room for all your instruments or other accessories with the 5" open platform

Padding made from 1 cm thick EVA protects your gear when it's in transit

This is an adjustable height bed starting at 27 inches. I must have between 5" and

There are three angles of adjustment on the platform 0, 90 and 180

Keeping the stand secure and stable is the tripod base

Questions & Answers

Is there a carry case included with this stand?

Sadly, there is no carrying case that comes with the item.

The incline is the same on both sides (with the lip and without the ?

In my experience, it does, but I have used it multiple times and was never much of a fan of the tilt. I found that it works better open-side down and with the open lip facing you, so that you can easily drop one pair and pick up another.

Selected User Reviews For On-Stage DPT5500B Percussion Table

I had hoped that the product would lock in better than it did

4/5

The rest of the package is good.

Zaiden ROBSON

| Oct 03, 2020

I am pleased with its size

4/5

I can fit my percussion instruments comfortably in it.

Aleah Hodges

| Dec 07, 2020

It is used to make music

5/5

What I was looking for was exactly what you provided.

Gianni Shepard

| May 09, 2021

I rate it as four stars

4/5

The foam needs to be Velcroed to the table, otherwise it will fall off.

Musa Clay

| Dec 31, 2020

Any heavier that you put on the table, such as a tambourine or sticks, will not secure it

3/5

There's a danger with this purchase I made elsewhere. While it appears to be solid, it is not. There was ample space to hold my mixer and small amp for home recording studios, but you have to insert a channel wrench to tighten the tilt bolt to hold the table in place. Having your hands too tight and putting a couple of pounds on the backside will cause the camera to flip over and all your gear will go flying. Changing the tilt by putting your hand on it or bumping it is simple.

Dominik Stephenson

| Jul 04, 2021