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Thanks, Scott! I bought a Liquid Stand on your recommendation using your affiliate link! Very, very pleased with the purchase, now I just bought one of these stands too!
That looks like a great stand, Scott. My only suggestion to Liquid Stand would be to have the foam strips be already installed on the top of the stand and to be longer or to be the whole length of the arm, if possible. That way there is one less step and the keyboard will be even more secure on the stand. (now of course, if the arms on top are adjustable, then having shorter foam strips that the user has to install makes more sense, that means more flexibility with deciding how long you want the arms to be, which means you can have bigger or smaller keyboards on the stand depending on the length of the arms)
We're already on it! ALL of our new stands will have foam pads that run the full length of the top arms. They won't be pre-installed but they will cover the full length. We did this just a few months ago (not quite available on all items yet) and appreciate the feedback!
Thank you, Scott, Liquid Stands are top. I know the owner; they are located in FL all made in the USA. I have more than 15 stands from them including their new shelves and speaker stand mounts in my studio. My only issue with all the stands is the attachment knobs on the sides. The threads (bolt) need to be longer. I had addressed this issue to the owner "Mi** and they are thinking about making them longer. The heaviest synthesizer I own is my DK Synergy II +. It's massive and a very rare synth and I trust it on my Liquid Stand. On my second tier is my Ensoniq ASR-10. Quality build and a company that really does one thing well. They build stands for Keyboardists. They are a young company and growing. Thanks, Scott, for this introduction to Liquid Stands!
@@Zonie602 - No, not true, I know the owner of LS and they are in Florida, Made in Florida, shipped from FL. I use them in my studio for everything! Best stands ever made. Now there are "Knockoffs" who make similar stands.
@@manofsound9098 Thanks for your insight. Is this Liquid Stands in Odessa, FL? If it is, their store at Reverb says on the stand I am considering: Seller: Liquid Stands, Odessa, FL, United States, Joined Reverb: 2019 Condition: Brand New (New) Model: MS1080-093 Categories: Keyboard and Synth Stands Made In China If this info is incorrect, they need to update their listings.
I have a couple of Liquid stand keyboard stands. I think these are some of the best stands for the price. Only criticism is the spring-loaded knobs on the middle bar strip over years of use. They strip at the knob. I learned not to tighten them too tight and it’s all good. My favorite feature is that they fit close to the wall and the middle bars are set back so your legs fit under the stand. Great quality and form factor. Love mine! Strong recommendation to buy.
Heres my Suggestion, as a vocalist- I would like to see an integral Microphone attachment and Ipad holder that could go into those back holes so I can play, see my lyrics, and sing into my mic without needing to have 2 separate stands to carry around with me.
curious how the security straps attach to a keyboard. a lightweight synth like System 8 will bounce and slide around on the second tier. does the keyboard need holes drilled in the bottom? you also tie it down velcro strips or gaffer tape.
Anybody commenting on the previous video saying you were just flexing is clearly on the insecure spectrum and envious! I thought it was pretty cool, and a totally different perspective, literally! Do that driving a car on the ground though and it’s nee-naw time 😂
Yes. I feel some guilt about this. In one of the previous videos, partly out of concern for Scott, and maybe partly out of jealousy, I asked him to be careful and not to get his hair caught in the propeller, and then Scott cut his hair. And now he's explaining himself for the film from the plane. We like planes! Any synthuber can write a review while bungie jumping, but I don't know anyone who could do it while piloting a plane. It was much more interesting than another home studio stuffed with equipment.
@@TrueMeHow Agreed! I used to fly--only single engine Cesnas. I was good enough at to not be dead-by-plane-crash. I had a crewcut in those days; working back towards waist length again now. Hair in prop, ponytail caught in plane door as you release to make the small jump to ground, No Bueno.
stopped watching at the height measurement. If i can't get 2 stacks with the lower being 36" I wouldn't want it. That's what I have with my ultimate support stand. 32" on highest setting would only be good for someone who is 5' tall.
Use our affiliate discount link to buy this stand: collabs.shop/2xxbq9 Adjustable second tier: collabs.shop/klmsch Check out all the Liquid Stands Products: www.liquidstands.com/SYNTHSTUFF
Liquid RULES. I'm very impressed with the rigidity and ease of assembly.
Thanks, Scott! I bought a Liquid Stand on your recommendation using your affiliate link! Very, very pleased with the purchase, now I just bought one of these stands too!
Thanks! They are such good products!
The manual was spot on .. The drummer always drinks the most beer 😆
my interpretation is quite opposite to Scott's: drummers can easily assemble this stand even after 4 beers, the rest need to focus a little more.
Our company is full of drummers 🙃
That looks like a great stand, Scott. My only suggestion to Liquid Stand would be to have the foam strips be already installed on the top of the stand and to be longer or to be the whole length of the arm, if possible.
That way there is one less step and the keyboard will be even more secure on the stand.
(now of course, if the arms on top are adjustable, then having shorter foam strips that the user has to install makes more sense, that means more flexibility with deciding how long you want the arms to be, which means you can have bigger or smaller keyboards on the stand depending on the length of the arms)
We're already on it! ALL of our new stands will have foam pads that run the full length of the top arms. They won't be pre-installed but they will cover the full length. We did this just a few months ago (not quite available on all items yet) and appreciate the feedback!
Thank you, Scott, Liquid Stands are top. I know the owner; they are located in FL all made in the USA. I have more than 15 stands from them including their new shelves and speaker stand mounts in my studio. My only issue with all the stands is the attachment knobs on the sides. The threads (bolt) need to be longer. I had addressed this issue to the owner "Mi** and they are thinking about making them longer.
The heaviest synthesizer I own is my DK Synergy II +. It's massive and a very rare synth and I trust it on my Liquid Stand. On my second tier is my Ensoniq ASR-10. Quality build and a company that really does one thing well. They build stands for Keyboardists. They are a young company and growing. Thanks, Scott, for this introduction to Liquid Stands!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but, Liquid Stand's store on Reverb says they are made in China.
@@Zonie602 - No, not true, I know the owner of LS and they are in Florida, Made in Florida, shipped from FL. I use them in my studio for everything! Best stands ever made. Now there are "Knockoffs" who make similar stands.
@@manofsound9098 Thanks for your insight.
Is this Liquid Stands in Odessa, FL?
If it is, their store at Reverb says on the stand I am considering:
Seller: Liquid Stands, Odessa, FL, United States, Joined Reverb: 2019
Condition: Brand New (New)
Model: MS1080-093
Categories: Keyboard and Synth Stands
Made In China
If this info is incorrect, they need to update their listings.
@@Zonie602 I guess that info would be on Reverb to correct. They are USA.
Best 16 minutes Today ......❤....BRAVO Liquid Stands!!!! ❤.
I have a couple of Liquid stand keyboard stands. I think these are some of the best stands for the price. Only criticism is the spring-loaded knobs on the middle bar strip over years of use. They strip at the knob. I learned not to tighten them too tight and it’s all good. My favorite feature is that they fit close to the wall and the middle bars are set back so your legs fit under the stand. Great quality and form factor. Love mine! Strong recommendation to buy.
Reach out to us, we will send you some free knobs! I also took a note for us to look at upgrading the interior design so this won't happen.
- Cool. Looks pretty sturdy for such a compact stand. Love the hook to hang your headphones.
Get rid of the cheap foam pads and install or supply full 3M Anti-Slip to keep it premium., IMO. I still like every video, Scott. Well Created.
Our new units are shipping with full length pads. We've never had any issues with them, maybe we will test them against the 3M ones :)
Heres my Suggestion, as a vocalist- I would like to see an integral Microphone attachment and Ipad holder that could go into those back holes so I can play, see my lyrics, and sing into my mic without needing to have 2 separate stands to carry around with me.
We're on it Bob - I received this feedback from you a couple days ago and took a note down on it :)
Exactly what I am looking for, IF, It could be made higher to stand at and play.
And reduce the distance of the top tier, from the bottom tier. The gap between the 2 needs to be 6 to 12 inches.
@@andrewwelsh4968 Note taken :)
curious how the security straps attach to a keyboard. a lightweight synth like System 8 will bounce and slide around on the second tier. does the keyboard need holes drilled in the bottom? you also tie it down velcro strips or gaffer tape.
There are some synths that have little knobs on them that the straps engage. Personally, I use velcro strips.
Anybody commenting on the previous video saying you were just flexing is clearly on the insecure spectrum and envious! I thought it was pretty cool, and a totally different perspective, literally! Do that driving a car on the ground though and it’s nee-naw time 😂
The name is Liquid, but the stand is solid. Right ?
😂
What brans is your own stands where you have 3-4 tiers ?
Those are On-Stage. They're OK, but nowhere near the quality and strength of the Liquid Stands units.
@@ScottsSynthStuff Don't worry, we're working on a 3 tier currently ;)
Standtastic or the Z726. Heavy, awkward stands that provide me with worry-free performance.
Here’s a comment: you should grow your hair long.
Yes. I feel some guilt about this. In one of the previous videos, partly out of concern for Scott, and maybe partly out of jealousy, I asked him to be careful and not to get his hair caught in the propeller, and then Scott cut his hair. And now he's explaining himself for the film from the plane. We like planes! Any synthuber can write a review while bungie jumping, but I don't know anyone who could do it while piloting a plane. It was much more interesting than another home studio stuffed with equipment.
@@TrueMeHow Agreed! I used to fly--only single engine Cesnas. I was good enough at to not be dead-by-plane-crash. I had a crewcut in those days; working back towards waist length again now. Hair in prop, ponytail caught in plane door as you release to make the small jump to ground, No Bueno.
hahaha thanks for the laugh!
@@TrueMeHowHaving that as a bit older dude is very rare so yes Scott should grow his hair long
stopped watching at the height measurement. If i can't get 2 stacks with the lower being 36" I wouldn't want it. That's what I have with my ultimate support stand.
32" on highest setting would only be good for someone who is 5' tall.
Note taken. Reach out to us and tell us what you want - we'll make it ;)