Innox SynthStand 02 Keyboard/Controller Stand

After reading the reviews for this product, I decided to buy this anyway, as it was so cheap. I figured I would be able to pick up some replacement screws from a DIY store.

I waited around 3 months for this to arrive, due to it being out of stock and when it did arrive, I could see no issues with the screws and I put it together in a matter of minutes. This must be a new batch and it also came with an extra set of tightening knobs. I can't really comment on the rubber trim. Only time will tell but due to the weight of the stand, they may fail. Who knows what it's like after it's fully loaded with synths but I don't see it as a deal breaker. I have a RYTM, Bass Bot and TR-09 set up, with there just being enough room for the cables.

A very sturdy stand and I would recommend this to all of my friends.

Purchased stand recently for reface keyboard and a few desktop synths. Much better than using a desktop laptop stand and width can be extended. Only reason this does not get 5 is due to the loose rubber trimming. For a budget ranged desktop stand, you cannot go wrong.

Stand is very heavy and unsuitable for portable use. I had to raid my garage to find two screws for assembly as the ones provided are too short. Rubber trim falls off and needs to be glued in place. Once you overcome these problems it proves to be very sturdy for a home studio environment.

Excellent. Very heavy, sturdy stands. Holding my 303s, Gilbert's and a 606 (I bought 2 of them). The rubber on the sides can be removed, but it's good in that it holds your gear in place / prevents it sliding side to side should you knock it slightly.

Definitely suits my needs to keep thing very secure.

Very bad product first it came with short screws went to buy two new one !! verdict is rubish product I suggest build your own until someone will design properly not happy at all

Wow. Just wow. I received an Innox Synthstand 02 in the post today and I'm floored. I was expecting it to be a little on the cheap side. But I didn't expect it to be this bad. Here's what I found:



The package is super heavy due to the thick slabs of steel for the side panels. I've never received a consumer product that's this heavy for its size. It feels irresponsible to purchase a product that so flagrantly wastes material. It also seems wasteful to spend resources shipping so much excess material across the globe.



Due to the excessive weight, this stand is for home/studio use only. This is not a "toss in your backpack on the way to the gig" stand.



The rubber trim constantly falls off as I handle the stand. It's a major nuisance.



The rubber trim caps on the tabs are very thin. I wouldn't be surprised if they tear eventually and fall off.



There are bits of dust and debris embedded in the paint. Very poor quality.



It's impossible to assemble the stand because the threaded knobs aren't long enough to reach the large diameter end of each tube. On the narrow end of each tube, the knobs just barely mate with the tube; I can only get 1 thread of engagement. This is a big no-no. There should be a minimum of 3 threads of engagement.



All in all, the product gives the impression of cheapness for cheapness's sake. I own a few stands of a similar design from another company and they work great. I thought the Innox stand would be a nice way of getting basically the same product for a lower price. Wrongo!