PPS-75 Electronic Mounting Stand With Plate For Percussion Instruments Sample Pad/Drum Pad

This is a perfect fit for HXW PD 705. The stand sits perfect on the floor and is height adjustable. Also we can bring forward or backward the top hinge where the base plate sits which helps in adjusting the drum pad to the desired position. Nice black and yellow color combination. Its very transportable since we can collapse the stand. A very good cost effective product. Its built solid but need to handle carefully. Will update in six months if we come across any issues.

I guess other vendors don't get that we old farts play eDrums to avoid heavy gear. This is not as robust as a Roland or Gibraltar but it's not going to fall apart. It's literally HALF the weight. The color scheme is a little tacky, but matches my Hercules horn stands.

When I purchased the Lekato, I purchased a different stand that turned out to be much too large for my limited space. This works great and doesn’t take up much space. I also liked that it has the mounting plate included. The larger more expensive one did not.

Nicely built, good design. Sturdy. Only cons is the plate... little wobbly. Had to tight it up somebit... overall, great for the price.

Works great, very stable (though I don't play very hard). Nicely adjustable. It's not the fastest thing in the world to screw into the mounting plate but c'est la vie. It's stable once screwed in and the wingnut is tightened. Does the job great overall, no real complaints.

don't buy. Top mounting screw snapped off to damage my multipad at a gig. No manufacturer contact for warranty claim. Save you equipment and embarrassment.

I cannot believe that this stand exists! All the other stands were upwards of $200. This stand is truly solid and fits with the Roland SPD-SX sampling pad. I did pinch my fingers violently setting this up, so watch out for that; otherwise; I am so happy to have snagged this.

Considering how expensive stands and clamps can be, this stand could be useful for the right person. If you need a pad next to your drum kit, or you play percussion sitting down, this could work for you. It's not tall enough for most standing players, and it's too lightweight to use standing up anyway. The leg base diameter is too small, and the whole thing would tip over the first time you hit your pad. If you play sitting down, the center of gravity is lower and it works fine. Also, the clamp and plate are proprietary. Most clamp/plate setups from different manufacturers have interchangeable posts. but the post on this is smaller, and the plate only works with this stand. If I played sitting down, I'd probably have kept this, and I may have even bought a second one to use with my older Alesis pad. But they are a bit lightweight, and they're basically useless for standing players