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Ultimate Support IQ-X-2000 Double-braced X-Style Keyboard Stand

Double-braced "X" Keyboard Stand with 150-pound Weight Capacity and Stabilizing End Caps - Black
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Ultimate Support IQ-X-2000 Double-braced X-Style Keyboard Stand
Ultimate Support IQ-X-2000 Double-braced X-Style Keyboard Stand

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150lb.-capacity Keyboard "X" Stand

Looking for an easy-gigging "X" stand with the brawn to support your 88-key stage piano or professional keyboard workstation? The IQ-X-2000 is packin' what you're lackin'. This double-braced keyboard stand from Ultimate Support was born from the feedback of real-world IQ-X Series stand users. Its shallower depth results in an even more compact carry with no compromise to stability or durability. Stabilizing top and bottom end caps keep your instrument rock-solid in the heat of a performance, and on virtually any playing surface. Meanwhile, five height settings with memory locks, along with offset bracing for maximum knee clearance, suit the Ultimate Support IQ-X-2000 keyboard stand from Sweetwater for any player preference.

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Ultimate Support IQ-X-2000 Double-braced Keyboard Stand Features:

  • Durable, easy-gigging "X" stand
  • Supports pianos, synths, controllers, and workstations up to 150 pounds
  • Double-braced for added security
  • Top and bottom stabilizing end caps deliver rock-solid performance, even on uneven surfaces
  • 5 height settings with memory locks
  • Offset bracing maximizes knee clearance
  • Ultimate Support part #: 18531
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Tech Specs

  • Type: Double-braced X-Style Stand
  • Number of Tiers: 1
  • Tier Height: 22"-36"
  • Height Adjust: 5-position Locking Pin
  • Tier Depth: 13.75" (tier), 20" (base)
  • Tier Width: 18.5"-33"
  • Weight Capacity: 150 lbs.
  • Foldable: Yes
  • Color: Black
  • Weight: 12 lbs.
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 18531

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keyboard stand
works as designed
by robert thomas from wichita, KS on
Solid and stable and low
Solid. Doesn't wobble. Lowest setting works best for me when seated. I won't need anything more because I am just learning piano as a hobby.
by Sweetwater Customer on
Excellent Piece of Equipment
I was a little skeptical of the product given the low price, but was very surprised at how sturdy this stand was when I assembled it. I also ordered the double-tier accessory for this stand and am very happy with the setup. I have two 88-key weighted keyboards on this setup and have no worries about it falling. We'll see how durable it is if we're ever able to put roadwear on our equipment again :-D

P.S. I think I was more excited about the bumper sticker than this awesome stand. :D

Thanks, Sweetwater!
by Cory on
Music background: Alternative, Folk, Rock, Blues, Americana, Jazz
Collapsed with keyboard on it
Looks like design error. Pin is too short and did not lock securely. This caused the stand to collapse all the way to the floor with my keyboard on it.

Fortunately, it did so slowly as I watched and nothing got damaged except the stand which unknown to me was already seriously marginal.

The slowness was caused by the punch pressed tabs on the "Patent Pending" adjustment plate. This and the leg that it was supposed to be stopped by got scored which was the source of the friction that slowed it down.

So, what to do? Send it back, cry, ??? No…

The frame is a beast. Properly braced it would likely support my 200lb + frame. For real.

Going to cannibalize the brace strap from my old stand, or maybe pick up a strip of similar size metal online, a few nuts and bolts, drill a few holes and custom fit the stand to my exact height requirements.

Yeah, its a bit of extra work and waah, waah, waah.

But thinking it's about the same amount of time to send it back and then I'd have to start over. This way, I get custom results to my exact needs, know it's rock solid and likely won't need a an upgrade for many years to come.

Bottom line: you get a really good frame for the price but it will likely need help.

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by Sweetwater Customer on
It's a sad day to write about an Ultimate Product like this after all these years
I have two of these stands, and the IQ-40 stackers. Tonight I lost my balance near one of them and used the top tier of the empty stand to try to catch myself, which I did, despite the stand, which collapsed to my disbelief. I tried the other one, applying no more than 30-40# of pressure, and there it went, the plate bulged away leaving the stand freewheeling then flat on the ground, fixable only by the replacement part, but who would? Try it yourself, just don't try it with a keyboard. I tried this with my other stands and, although some wobbled, none collapsed. Separately but related to the IQ-2000, the end caps on the IQ-40 second tier that keep the keyboard from sliding off slid right off, right out of the box, even when at a minimal angle and a lightweight synth. The solution however, was easy. A web of duct tape. Hmm... This is really disturbing, coming from a company that was once synonymous with innovation, quality, and good design. I was proud to own Ultimate products in the past, going back to the 1980's. Sadly my trust and loyalty has ended, or at least now realigned to a new understanding of the products I'm paying for.
by J. Parker from ME on
Music background: Does musical gear hoarding alone constitute a disease?
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