On-Stage MIX400 Mixer Stand

Features

• Platform width, depth, height and angle adjust to fit your equipment
• Friction locking knobs allow for quick and easy adjustments
• Casters are fully lockable
• Spider style leg housing is built for extra strength and stability
• Replacement parts available

Description

The Mix400 is much more than a mixer stand; It's the ideal place for the most sophisticated equipment! Its amazing strength, portability and versatility make it the perfect choice for pro-audio users. The rubberized support arm protects and grips gear, while the heavy-duty base with casters is completely adjustable! The entire unit breaks down into 3 pieces for storage and transportation.

Item Weight 17.4 pounds

Product Dimensions 24 x 9 x 23 inches

ASIN B000RXN6XI

Item model number MIX-400

Customer Reviews 4.5 out of 5 stars 132 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank #8,580 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #20 in DJ Racks & Stands #3,240 in Music Recording Equipment

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No

Date First Available April 13, 2004

Color Name Black

abunda_amazon_reviews I needed a Stand for my Helix Line 6 and after a good search I came across the on-stage MIX400 Mixer Stand and It looked Like It could work, after I received it I was able to attach the machine to it perfectly, The Stand is sturdy, well build, easy to move around, I am not worried about dropping my Helix while it is on it. Just Perfect!!!!;;Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Just what I needed!!;;Christian Tejada;;;Basically what we are buying here is the idea. I dont think it cost too much to build this device, but the idea is great, and that is what we are paying for. Having said that, this is a plus for an equalizer, or any other similar musical instrument. We have the TASCAM DP-32SD 32-Track Digital Portastudio and this stand makes way easy to move it around.;;Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Great stand for an equalizer or any other similar musical instrument;;AR;;;Works great with the Akai MPC-X. I use it so I can be portable around the house. It can be taken apart and stored in a cabinet pretty easy.;;Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Works well with the Akai MPC-X;;Ingeniousidea;;;I ordered this stand a month ago and did didn't have any problems. I needed another one for my setup and when I got this one one of the legs was broken and the piece just sitting in the box broken. Ordered a replacement and now this one has a problem where the top piece that is supposed to be adjustable to tilt won't adjust at all even with the screws completely out. Where ever they are manufacturing this product really needs some type of quality control to make sure this stand is problem free before its packaged and shipped.;;Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2019;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Quality Control Needed;;BRIAN;;;Seems like a nice stand. However, based on how the manufacturer packs the item, it's almost guaranteed that it won't survive shipping. Mine arrived completely hammered because the manufacture just throws all parts into a big box. Returned mine and went a different route.;;Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020;;1.0 out of 5 stars;;Good luck;;Amazon Customer;;;Built like a tank and exactly what I needed for my Tascam DP-24. I feel very confident at any angle that this is not going to tip or drop my recorder. Do pay attention to dimensions because there is not a tremendous amount of horizontal room to spare. I have several other similar toys that need stands, so I will likely buy another. Great product.;;Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2017;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Great product;;Richard Sanderson;;;Bought this to hold my Roland MC-307 in my studio. It works great, it’s solid & can also hold other things instead, which I like. My only complaint is the casters. They are plastic, so they make a horribly annoying sound when moving it, and the caster locks are sometimes hard to find, and they don’t feel they will last. But, Cè la vie. It’s a great deal.;;Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019;;5.0 out of 5 stars;;Awesome Options For Uses!;;Topher LD;;;(After seeing a few other comments like my own about the wheelbase, I found there were others who'd made their own solution. It does take a great deal of force, but the cylinder can be forced in about the amount that I describe below to sturdy the wobble. With that now having been performed, I've raised my assessment to I like it!) Clearly, this was what I thought would be a perfect stand for a portable studio mixer. It has a six wheel base to aid against topple over. The upper section houses my Tascam DP-32 SD superbly and seems to fairly well secure it in place. The width adjustable bars and depth adjustable bars have extra clearance for a slightly larger model mixer. Both the rectangular and cylindrical tubing and adjusting knobs seem substantial. The angular adjustment is a bit awkward, but strong. It is for the most part a fairly nice stand. However, the mount at the wheel base for the perpendicular cylinder is both flawed and lacks forethought in design. The cylinder barely fits in the base before you can feel a wedge like resistance. This would be ok if it were to allow an inch and a half to two inches more of the cylinder to seat into the base. But as it is, the cylinder tends to wobble inside the base needlessly due to the top heavy nature of the stand. At that point, the only offering to counter this wobble is to tighten and maybe over-tighten the knob at the base. Whoever designed the upper portion, should have designed the base connection as well.....or if this was the same person, .....well, they should have started the design from the base, building a good foundation and then work their way up. I would send this back, if it wasn't for the fact that I need my desk space so badly. I will attempt to find an answer to solving this problem and make do. For the moment, this will have to work. I have seen better stands on videos, but could not locate any online. Hopefully, these better designs will come to be sold on Amazon someday soon.;;Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2015;;4.0 out of 5 stars;;(Reassessed) Flawed design at the wheel base cylinder attachement, but will have to do for now.;;Farlowe