Detail 01
Double (two-tier) design
Holds a second keyboard or module above the main one, so both stay in reach without doubling floor space.

Independent shopping perspective
A two-tier stand for players running a second keyboard or module above the main board. For gigging and home rigs with more than one instrument.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Holds a second keyboard or module above the main one, so both stay in reach without doubling floor space.
Detail 02
The height and arm positions lock rather than relying on friction, so the tiers hold their setting between setups.
Detail 03
This is the support structure. Seating, pedals, cables and cases are separate purchases.
Detail 04
Arm spread and tier height set to your keyboards' depth, so measure both boards before ordering.
Detail 05
Sits above basic single-tier X-stands, which is the cost of the second tier and the locking hardware.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The lower tier works on its own if you only have one keyboard, and the upper tier is there when you add a second.
Depth is what matters more than key count. Measure your keyboard's front-to-back depth against the arm spread before ordering.
No. This is the stand only. A bench, sustain pedal and cables are separate.
Yes, the tiers adjust and lock. Set it seated, with your forearms roughly level, before tightening down.
Reference
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