Gator Frameworks Utility Table Top and X Style Keyboard Stand Set; 32" x 18" Surface (GFW-UTL-XSTDTBLTOPSET),Black

For those of us who are afflicted with GAS - Syndrome of Equipment Acquisition - We'll never have enough stands for our gear, and the ones we do have don't always work with our gear. This stand tabletop was purchased for a song from Amazon Warehouse (original packaging was damaged). In the future, I plan to use this to store a Digitakt, a Beatstep Pro, and a few other synthesizers, but for now, it's doing a great job of supporting my 49-inch monitor. Hydrasynth is a key Hydrasynth that is too small to fit on my other x- When the height is adjusted to a comfortable level for sitting and playing, it becomes a stand. I won't be gigging with it, but I will need to move it around from time to time, so the fact that it's lightweight is appreciated. The overall construction of the stand is sturdy. The beads used by the welders are of excellent quality. There are no problems with unevenness. The floor to tabletop height is 26 inches when the tabletop is on its lowest setting. 5 inches (67 cm) 3 cm. It's probably an inch too high for my ideal playing position, but I'll put up with it until I reconfigure my setup. To be sure, the double-decker bus is a bit of a pain to The braced config is probably overkill for what I want to do with this, but I've never trusted the single-configuration approach. Any value is represented by a braced X. Any day, I'll take being excessive. I wish the tabletop's width was a little wider - It would be ideal if you could add two more inches to the width. I'd also like to see a grommet-free option. ed a hole or two in the tabletop for instrument and USB cable routing. br>br>All right, let's get started. Is it a good deal? Yes. Maybe. It is contingent on the situation. I believe that the tabletop component alone is overpriced. I'm curious if the current cost of steel has anything to do with the selling price; there's nothing wrong with it, and it's also well-made. I wouldn't have bought it if it hadn't been on Amazon Warehouse for a discount. However, you could save $60 by skipping the tabletop and just buying the stand. 00 and then cover it with a thick piece of wood or composite wood, as I did with my other double braced X-braced X-braced X-braced X-braced X-braced X-braced X-braced X-braced X-braced stand, at least for the time being. Considerations for gigging: br>br> When transporting the tabletop from one location to another, I believe it is very likely to be dinged and possibly have slightly bent edges or corners. If I had to deal with this, I'd buy some pool noodles or foam pipe insulation and cut them down to cover the shorter edges to protect them from dents. You could probably get away with using a blanket instead. That is, if appearances are important to you. On the X- On the stand side, I like how the height adjustment handle is flush with the stand and quite solid, reducing the risk of accidental breakage during transport, and there's plenty of room for stickers if that's your thing. )br>br>Make sure it's big enough for the gear you're going to use on it before you buy it. Although 32 x 18 inches is a good size, it may be too small for your gear.

Eliana McDaniel

| Jul 18, 2021

  This item has a professional feel to it; it's not like a cheap plastic table. It was incredibly simple to put together. The only drawback is that it isn't a particularly large table, so keep that in mind if you intend to use it to house a laptop and a DJ controller. It will fit, but it will not be attractive or functional. This will be accompanied by a laptop stand, which isn't a big deal.

Rylan Bowen

| Jan 10, 2021

The first one I got was broken, but Amazon sent me a replacement. Aside from that, it does what it's supposed to do. However, there are two points to consider: 1) I wish the description included measurements for the size of keyboard stand it fits. It simply states that it fits "most," but I'm not convinced. Both of the stands I had were too long, so I had to go out and find one with shorter arms on top, which turned out to be more difficult than I had anticipated. 2) It would be nice if there was a way to secure the top to a stand, such as two holes with a screw-in strap underneath that could hold it in place. Overall, I'm pleased because this is exactly what I needed for my setup.

Mya Gould

| Aug 08, 2021

Despite the fact that it is metal, it should not rust. It's ostensibly brand new. My first review was rejected by Amazon, so I'm resubmitting it. The rust has spread throughout the unit, rendering it useless!.

Guadalupe HAYWARD

| Jan 07, 2021

Great deck for my mixer, DI box, and Launchpad, with plenty of room for a MacBook and other media/music needs.

Aries Roberson

| Mar 15, 2021

Also, take a stand. I really like this, and I've been looking for something similar for a long time (after years of using laminated wood shelves and other similar solutions). I stacked it on top of a z-folding table. I'd like to sit low in the living room, so I'm going to stand. It's built to last and can hold my MacBook, a Minilogue, and a mixer/interface. Other configurations, I'm sure, will emerge. (I'd added a slide out shelf to my stand years ago, as you can see in the attached photo. ).

Stevie Morton

| Jul 18, 2021

I'm using it with an X-style keyboard stand; it's sturdy and serves as a good work/performance stand for multi-tasking. I like the combination of synthesizers and drum machines.

Kingston Oneill

| Jan 30, 2021

Our DJ is ecstatic with his brand-new table!.

Cara Hart

| Oct 15, 2021