Any idea where I can find a stand for my Oberheim OBX-A and Little Phatty? I want the LP on top of the OBXA.
Thanks,
Cole 
i use an apex column standā¦ works well, looks good.
Get the better one rather than the delta low-end one. thereās a new apex out now, might be even better, but pricey.
basically, I hates X-stands!!!
That thing doesnāt look like it would hold the HUGE OBXA! Are you sure it will?
The quicklock 2 tier stands will hold 2 88 key pianos like the Motif or the Fantom.
I donāt know how tall the OB is but the quicklock IS an X Stand. I have my voyager sitting on one right now and have had the Voyager on the top tier.
Eric
I had my quicklock modified by a carpenter in order to hold the OB-8 (which is more or less the size and weight of the obxA).
They are DEEP machines,
and I like the upper keyboard to ādropā immediately above the lower keyboard (hammond-style), I donāt like to outreach for the upper keys.
I also like my keyboards flat, and at the closest height as possible
Finally, as I said, I switched to the more sturdy, four-legged WS series
(and sold the OB and the phattyā¦ for a master, a prophet and a voyager, but thatās another story)
Yup, I was worried about the length of the OBie. I can find plenty that will hold just the OBie but not both. To make matters worse Iāve got my Taurus I Iād like to put down bellow. Anybody out there make custom stands?
I made a project using quiklock parts, then went to a carpenter and had everything customized,
and I spent almost nothing.
Asking a carpenter to cut three pieces of iron and re-soldering them will cost youā¦ what? 30 bucks?
and complete repainting of the stand will cost 30 more.
You got any show off pics ozy?
The Taurus Pedals are forcing me to rethink my setup. I have the Voyager and MicroMoog to contend with so my boat is the same as yours.
THe Obxa is pretty huge.
What I would do, and what Im really thinking about doing is getting a tabletop stand, similar for what one might need for a Polymoog or Rhodes Stage with no legs and putting the Voyager on that, with the Taurus below
Now for the second tier you might just settle for a cheaper X Stand behind the table, but as far forward as you can get it. You still might need to reach a tiny bit for the phatty depending on the depth of the OB, but I think with that keyboard being super side like that, you are goign to have trouble reaching anything on the top tier anyway.
And the Taurus Pedals are probably deeper than that behemoth.
My problem is trying to find a keyboard stand that will hold the Voyager at piano height, and still be wide enough at the base to fit the taurus in so I can actually use them properly.
Are you looking for a studio rig or a gig rig?
Eric
Edit:
Wait, what about those tubular frame stands, A Stands or whatever, i think John L Rice has some?
This one is an On Stage A Frame stand, only 116 bucks
This might just solve my problem, I canāt believe I didnāt think of it before.
Eric
Eric, that mite be the solution! Iām going to check it out.
a Z stand might do it too I was just looking at one in the catalog.
Iāve got a Z stand now. Not enough room on the bottom for the Obie. You can put the Obie on top though! Looks a little weird. Kinda top heavy too.
Have not,
Can do!
Eric, Iāve got that bench stand too! Iāve got my Prophet sitting on it and the Taurus fits very nice under. I think the Voyager will be perfect for it.
Cole
Reading this thread might have just saved me thousands of dollarsā¦
I came across this review on Guitar Centerās website of the exact stand that I am usingā¦āPro lineā 3 tier X standā¦http://www.guitarcenter.com/ProLine-Quick-Release-Double-X-Brace-Keyboard-Stand-102530888-i1167837.gc?source=4WPGWXX
BE VERY CAREFUL OF THIS PRODUCT !!! I play professionally, 3 to 4 nights a weekā¦the bolts loosen up at the cross bracing, whigh makes the lock pin ineffectiveā¦on a gig just last night, I placed my Yamaha s 90 es on the standā¦it collasped, and the round adjusting plate went right through the bottom of my s 90ā¦which created itās own set of problemsā¦remember, every time you open up this stand to set it up, you are also loosening up the bolts that hold it togetherā¦I think that since this is a guitar center product, they should pay for the damagesā¦IF YOU VALUE YOUR KEYS, DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT!!!
Reviewed by tony on 6/14/2007 who plays jazz/r&b.
There are two sets of bolts at the cross section of this thingā¦one of which was missing. Basically, the pin was the only thing holding all the weight. Iāve only played live twice with this standā¦
Scary to think that this was holding my Voyager, Minimax ASB, vx-351, cp-251, mf102, mf103, mf104z, mf105, mf107(foogers mounted to a board)
As I am writing this, my Voyager and his friends are resting on my couch. I guess Iāll be getting a new stand soon.
Brilliant! Exactly what I need, too!
Ordered mine yesterday! 
I read a review of this stand, says its made out of plastic, can pick it up with one hand. I donāt know if Id trust it with Alot of heavy and expensive gear.
Theres a guy on here who build stands using tubular metal poles. Im trying to remember if that is John L Rice or not. That would be the type of stand Id want to get for sure.
Eric
Well now you tell me Eric! 
