I wanted a keyboard stand that could support two tiers and a mic boom. This stand serves well in that position. The double-brace of the T20 looks and feels more solid than a single brace stand. Sets up and adjusts with a twist of the "Dino-Bite" locking system. Serves all my support needs to a T . . . 20!

The T20 uses a "Dino-Bite" system that involves two sturdy black metal wheels with interlocking saw teeth. When one is fitted into the other and tightened by the key, the stand holds steady.

Adjusts quickly and easily, even during a gig if you're using a small, lift-able keyboard such as the KORG microKorg.

Built like a tank: solid black metal frame, double-braced, sturdy, ribbed rubber ends.

A-1 quality that could last for decades . . .

The QuikLok website contains plenty of product information and accessory options.

Rated X . . . for its sexy, black, double braced X-frame.

Active Musician

electro-lounge, prog pop

I like the fact that you can easily adjust height many ways...for sitting and standing at the keyboard. Solid double "X" stand, and it's not too heavy to haul around. I like Quick Lock stands.

Easy to take along, folds easily, quick lock mechanism easy to open and securely close too.

Double X will not wobble much at all, or come loose like single X stands.

Yes, it is a good value.

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lust ? It is a keyboard stand ! Ok - I like the ziggy adjustments for various heights...that was the main feature I was "lusting" for... and I didn't have to go to England to get it !

active musician

gospel quartet