Kaffimusic wrote:I got the K+M 18880. Due to it´s modular layout, you can use it as the basic table, but also put on up to 2 additional keyboardlayers. Feet area is free for pedals. Sturdy and reliable, use those things for 30 years now.
+1 on the K&M 18880. Solid, ultra-light, no bounce at all.
I play standing and use two tiers with the top of the keys on my NS3-HA88 at 38.25" (97cm) high and top of the keys on my NS3C at 44" (111cm).
You don't need to set the stand up to full width and use the cross-brace. I set mine up with the center of the keyboard supports only 18" (45cm) apart. At that width, the stand becomes more of a pedestal and virtually disappears on stage.
Setup is less than 10 seconds, it's so light you can carry it with your little/pinkie finger, and it's the exact same height every time. The only negative is that you need tools to adjust the height, but that was a one-time occurrence for me.
I'll attach a picture of the 18880 with just my HA88 for reference.