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QUIK LOK - QL956 Speaker Wall Mount Brackets - Heavy Duty Steel Studio Monitor Mounts with Adjustable Horizontal Swivel and Vertical Tilt, 1 Pair, Black

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Features

  • Extra-Large Dual-Tier Style: Features a professional multi-keyboard style with an extra-wide lower platform and an integrated upper level, allowing musicians to stack two large-format digital pianos, synthesizers, or MIDI controllers simultaneously.
  • Fully Customizable Second Tier: The upper level offers independent structural joints for precise vertical tilt, height, and orientation angle adjustment, letting users align their secondary instrument for comfortable hand access.
  • Ergonomic Z-Frame Base Type: Supported by an extra-wide, open Z-shaped base type that maximizes floor clearance, providing extensive under-stand legroom for large bench seating and easy placement of sustain pedals.
  • Welded Steel Material Build: Manufactured entirely from heavy-gauge, computer-welded alloy steel material to deliver an industrial-grade, shake-free foundation capable of holding multiple heavy-weight keyboards safely.
  • Adjustable Height Workspace: Features independent height setting adjustments along the side columns, enabling performers to securely lock in their preferred physical playing level for seated or standing comfort.

Description

"Maximize your performance or studio space with the exceptional dual-tier stability of the QUIK LOK - Z726L Heavy-Duty 2-Tier Extra-Large Z Keyboard Stand. Meticulously engineered for touring multi-instrumentalists, studio engineers, and serious electronic musicians, this industrial-grade extra-large frame provides front-to-back structural integrity while keeping your primary and secondary instruments perfectly aligned. Constructed from heavy-gauge alloy steel, the Z726L architecture eliminates the lateral wobbling and flexing common in traditional lightweight stands, offering an incredibly rigid workspace layout. The main lower level offers an extra-large width profile to easily support heavy 88-key digital pianos, extensive synthesizer setups, or digital production workstations. The secondary upper tier is built with versatile structural joints, allowing you to position a smaller synthesizer, drum machine, laptop, or MIDI controller at a comfortable angle directly above your main keyboard. The base relies on an open Z-frame design with an extended footprint, which provides extensive under-stand floor room. This maximizes legroom for standard piano benches and leaves ample space for organized cable management, volume controllers, and complex sustain pedal layouts. To protect your equipment's bottom chassis from surface scratches and prevent side-to- side shifting during fast play, contact surfaces are outfitted with protective rubber cushioning pads. Finished in a professional, scratch-resistant matte black powder coat, the QUIK LOK Z726L delivers a clean presentation and reliable utility for modern live stage and recording studio environments."

Color: black


Material: Alloy Steel


Brand: QUIK LOK


Item Weight: 22.1 pounds


Item dimensions L x W x H: 41.54 x 2.36 x 8.27 inches


Brand Name: QUIK LOK


Unit Count: 1 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 93


Manufacturer: KMC Music Inc


Number of Items: 1


Item Type Name: Keyboard Stands


Model Number: Z/726L


Part Number: Z-726L


Warranty Description: One year manufacturer.


Color: black


Item Shape: Rectangular


Base Type: Leg


Load Capacity: 250lb (113kg)


Special Features: The Z keyboard stand line is a modular system that can be designed in countless ways to suit any user’s needs. A single-tier model can eventually be expanded to a fully functioning workstation by adding a variety of available options. The Z frame provides a solid base for supporting all kinds of gear including keyboards/controllers, recording, audio, and computer equipment, as well as a placement of floor pedals. Different models can be configured to perfectly fit stage, studio, home, or rehears


Number of Levels: 2


Material: Alloy Steel


Finish Type: Painted


Item Weight: 22.1 pounds


Item Dimensions: 41.54 x 2.36 x 8.27 inches


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I'm a machine builder with 30+ years experience, so no big deal to me. The bracket for the 2nd tier arms either had too thick of a coating, or the welding warped the U-channel and would not fit. Using a 120 grit nail file sandpaper, I removed the coating on the sides of the U-channel until it fit. If I didn't, the thin coating on the arm would have scratched and the plastic knob would probably come off of the threaded stud if forced together. Other than that, it went together fast and easy, sturdy enough to put my 216 pounds on it. I added a 5 foot board to fit everything. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 16, 2022 by South American Jungle Primed Enthusiast South American Jungle Primed Enthusiast
    • Amazing, rock solid. Best stand in the game.
Amazing, 10/10. I literally got 3 of them, "second tier" can be flipped and added as a third tier if you have extras. ROCK solid. I have about $20,000 worth of heavy synth gear in three tiers on one of these and it is flawless. Only complaint is I can't seem to find "solo" second tiers, so I keep buying more of their stands and mixing/matching the "second tier" element. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2022 by David P. Baldon
    • Solid value - Solid solution
Sturdy and essentially invisible!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 27, 2022 by rlf
    • Exactly what I was looking for.
I thought this stand would just unfold and lock in place but I am glad it's the type you have to screw into place because this thing is sturdy. The screws are not cheap because I have already move things around a lot and they are holding up just fine. The threads do not strip easily. This doesn't have the ugly labeling all over the knobs like the competitors. You pretty much forget it's even there since it hides from your view sitting at the keyboards. Like they say, it's not a heavy gigging stand because of the setup, but it sets up quickly nevertheless. It came quickly, and in perfect condition. I didn't even bother looking at the instructions because you almost can't get it wrong. There are very few parts to it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 24, 2020 by Jay Bernal
    • Great stand has its limitations.
Review Image by Gruntmaster Gruntmaster
*Important! The BASE tier does NOT accommodate any standard 5-octave keyboard. There is no width adjustment to the base tier, only the top. The unit is well-made and very sturdy, but is probably more aptly suited for home/studio set-up as there is no quick way to dismantle it and too many loose parts (that may get lost or broken) Both bottom and top tiers adjust vertically. The adjustment knobs are smallish'. If the bottom keyboard is particularly deep (front-to-back) the mounting brackets for the 2nd-tier vertical arms must be mounted upside-down because the tightening knob will obstruct. Also, and of equal importance, if the bottom keyboard is thick (has height to it like a Nord C2, or Roland RD2000, this stand will not work as the highest adjustment for the top tier leaves little height clearance for the base keyboard. Photo shows 2 very-low profile keyboards and the clearance that remains. SUMMARY. For the CORRECT keyboards in the studio or home, this is a superb looking and sturdy stand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 19, 2017 by Gruntmaster Gruntmaster
    • Solid stand that's easy to setup
I use this stand with my Korg Kronos 88 and a Korg X5 on the second tier. The second tier is very adjustable, so you can postion your second keyboard just where you want it. I don't get any movement at all from this stand, even when playing hard. It is rock solid. There's lots of room underneath for pedals. I use a Behringer FCB1010, which takes up lots of space, and it easily fits under this stand with room to spare. Setup and breakdown is easy, although getting the height adjusted when it's completely setup can sometimes be a bit tricky. I make sure the height is already set, before I put it together. It doesn't pack up as neatly as other stands, but I'll trade that for the added stability any day. My one big criticism of this stand is that it doesn't go low enough for playing in the typical sitting position. I use a drum throne when I play sitting, and I need to raise it up quite a ways to get into a comfortable playing position. This doesn't really bother me, because I bought it mostly for live use, and I stand for that. However, it might be a problem for some people who typically sit when they play. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 28, 2012 by KevinH
    • Using for mobile DJ use; works great.
Review Image by D. Engel D. Engel
Review Image by D. Engel D. Engel
Review Image by D. Engel D. Engel
Review Image by D. Engel D. Engel
Great stand; I modified mine a bit to turn it into my Mobile DJ table and it came out great. Suggestion: If you'll be breaking it down a lot, I suggest that you get a battery-powered impact drive and replace the hand-turn bolts with ones that you can drive (cap heads with allen or just hex heads) which I plan to do next week. The bolts are 3/8", 24tpi I believe. Open to correction on that if anyone says differently on the size. What I did here was get a desk top from Ikea's As-Is wood section ($5) and a white cabinet door from same ($3). The backsplash is a pine board, attached with the two cap-screws you see in the pic (after I put a small hole through the vertical support for the screw to pass through). The top is attached through 2 holes that I placed in the top, and then used the existing bolts for the unit that hold the upper support arms. Solid and tooless! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 10, 2017 by D. Engel D. Engel
    • Solid Stand
A solid stand that doesn't move! I love it! I bought it for my Yamaha DGX650 because I travel so much with the keyboard and I got tired of bringing a screwdriver with me to take apart the stationary stand. If you're not familiar with the DGX, it's a pretty heavy keyboard with an extended depth (like a synth/workstation). It's around 16 inches from keys to the back panel. It fits perfectly on the stand without being too deep or hanging off. I put a plank of wood on the 2nd tier to hold 2 midi keyboards, an interface, and my laptop. It hold everything without moving in the slightest. If I had to find a con, it would be that it is just a touch high. I almost always use it seated, and the lowest setting is about an inch higher than the average piano. My bench is adjustable, so I just raised it a little and now it's fine, but that might be something to note. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 5, 2016 by PoperaRockstar

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