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Behringer RD-9 60° Stand | Chassis-Fitted Desktop Drum Machine Wedges
Bring your Rhythm Designer into view without giving up half your desk.
The Behringer RD-9 is built for hands-on rhythm programming. Its 16-step sequencer, individual drum voice controls and performance functions make it a machine you want to see and interact with, not hide behind other equipment.
The Studio Solutions RD-9 60° Desktop Stand positions the drum machine at a steep, upright angle, providing a clearer view of its control surface while significantly reducing the horizontal space it occupies.
Built around the shape of the RD-9 chassis, the stand uses two independent, fitted support wedges rather than a large platform or connected frame.
It's a practical option for hardware musicians who want their RD-9 positioned above or behind other equipment in a well-organised studio.
Designed Around the RD-9 Chassis
A fitted supporting profile, not a universal shelf.
The two wedges are shaped to accommodate the instrument's chassis, with locating features that help keep the RD-9 seated in its intended position.
Raised front retaining lips support the lower edge of the drum machine, helping resist forward movement at the steep 60° incline.
Rear locating features provide an additional reference point for positioning the chassis against the supports.
This approach gives the instrument a defined resting position without surrounding it with unnecessary framework.
Why a 60° Working Angle?
At 60°, the RD-9 occupies considerably less horizontal desktop space than it would sitting flat.
That makes this version particularly useful in studios where several synthesizers, drum machines and controllers need to remain accessible at the same time.
The angle is suited to:
Multi-instrument workstations: Positioning the RD-9 behind another instrument while keeping its controls in view.
Pattern programming: Maintaining visibility of the 16-step sequencer and its indicators.
Sound design: Keeping individual drum voice controls accessible within a larger setup.
Compact studios: Making more efficient use of limited desk space.
Hardware arrangements: Creating a dedicated upright position for your drum machine.
The 60° configuration is intended for elevated control access rather than conventional flat-desktop operation.
Independent Wedge Construction
Two separate supports. No unnecessary connecting framework.
Each wedge incorporates a triangular supporting structure with an internal reinforcing section.
The open design helps provide support while leaving much of the underside and rear of the RD-9 accessible.
Because the wedges are independent, they can be positioned beneath the appropriate supporting areas of the chassis without requiring full-width rails.
This leaves room around the equipment for audio connections, MIDI, power cables and general cable routing.
Key Features
Designed around the Behringer RD-9 Rhythm Designer chassis
Compatible with the corresponding Behringer RD-8 support arrangement
Fixed 60° desktop working angle
Supplied as a pair of independent wedges
Chassis-fitted supporting profiles
Raised front retaining lips
Rear chassis locating features
Reinforced triangular construction
Reduced horizontal desktop footprint
Open design for connection clearance
Precision 3D printed using Hyper PLA+
Black finish
Designed and manufactured in the UK
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer: Studio Solutions
Product: Behringer RD-9 60° Desktop Stand
SKU: RD8-60
Stand Angle: 60°
Compatible Equipment: Behringer RD-9 / RD-8
Supplied Quantity: 2 independent wedges (1 pair)
Overall Width: Variable — independent supports
Supporting Depth: Chassis-Fitted
Material: Hyper PLA+
Colour: Black
Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom
What's Included
One pair (2 pieces) of Studio Solutions 60° chassis-fitted desktop wedges.
The supports are separate and do not require connecting rails or an additional platform.
Compatibility & Important Information
Designed for the Behringer RD-9 and compatible RD-8 Rhythm Designer drum machines.
At 60°, correct positioning is particularly important. Both wedges must be placed beneath the intended chassis supporting areas, with the instrument seated properly against the retaining features.
Always use the stand on a firm, stable and level desktop. Check that the drum machine is securely supported before use.
Please note: This listing is for the pair of wedges only. The Behringer RD-9, cables and other equipment shown in photographs are not included.
Designed by Musicians, for Musicians
Studio Solutions is a family-run music equipment design and manufacturing business based in Loughborough, Leicestershire.
We develop stands and accessories around the practical needs of electronic musicians, considering how each instrument is shaped, how its controls are used and where it sits in a working studio.
The aim is to solve real equipment-positioning problems with straightforward, considered designs.
Made around the instrument. Built for the way you work.
Studio Solutions — United Kingdom.
Bring your Rhythm Designer into view without giving up half your desk.
The Behringer RD-9 is built for hands-on rhythm programming. Its 16-step sequencer, individual drum voice controls and performance functions make it a machine you want to see and interact with, not hide behind other equipment.
The Studio Solutions RD-9 60° Desktop Stand positions the drum machine at a steep, upright angle, providing a clearer view of its control surface while significantly reducing the horizontal space it occupies.
Built around the shape of the RD-9 chassis, the stand uses two independent, fitted support wedges rather than a large platform or connected frame.
It's a practical option for hardware musicians who want their RD-9 positioned above or behind other equipment in a well-organised studio.
Designed Around the RD-9 Chassis
A fitted supporting profile, not a universal shelf.
The two wedges are shaped to accommodate the instrument's chassis, with locating features that help keep the RD-9 seated in its intended position.
Raised front retaining lips support the lower edge of the drum machine, helping resist forward movement at the steep 60° incline.
Rear locating features provide an additional reference point for positioning the chassis against the supports.
This approach gives the instrument a defined resting position without surrounding it with unnecessary framework.
Why a 60° Working Angle?
At 60°, the RD-9 occupies considerably less horizontal desktop space than it would sitting flat.
That makes this version particularly useful in studios where several synthesizers, drum machines and controllers need to remain accessible at the same time.
The angle is suited to:
Multi-instrument workstations: Positioning the RD-9 behind another instrument while keeping its controls in view.
Pattern programming: Maintaining visibility of the 16-step sequencer and its indicators.
Sound design: Keeping individual drum voice controls accessible within a larger setup.
Compact studios: Making more efficient use of limited desk space.
Hardware arrangements: Creating a dedicated upright position for your drum machine.
The 60° configuration is intended for elevated control access rather than conventional flat-desktop operation.
Independent Wedge Construction
Two separate supports. No unnecessary connecting framework.
Each wedge incorporates a triangular supporting structure with an internal reinforcing section.
The open design helps provide support while leaving much of the underside and rear of the RD-9 accessible.
Because the wedges are independent, they can be positioned beneath the appropriate supporting areas of the chassis without requiring full-width rails.
This leaves room around the equipment for audio connections, MIDI, power cables and general cable routing.
Key Features
Designed around the Behringer RD-9 Rhythm Designer chassis
Compatible with the corresponding Behringer RD-8 support arrangement
Fixed 60° desktop working angle
Supplied as a pair of independent wedges
Chassis-fitted supporting profiles
Raised front retaining lips
Rear chassis locating features
Reinforced triangular construction
Reduced horizontal desktop footprint
Open design for connection clearance
Precision 3D printed using Hyper PLA+
Black finish
Designed and manufactured in the UK
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer: Studio Solutions
Product: Behringer RD-9 60° Desktop Stand
SKU: RD8-60
Stand Angle: 60°
Compatible Equipment: Behringer RD-9 / RD-8
Supplied Quantity: 2 independent wedges (1 pair)
Overall Width: Variable — independent supports
Supporting Depth: Chassis-Fitted
Material: Hyper PLA+
Colour: Black
Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom
What's Included
One pair (2 pieces) of Studio Solutions 60° chassis-fitted desktop wedges.
The supports are separate and do not require connecting rails or an additional platform.
Compatibility & Important Information
Designed for the Behringer RD-9 and compatible RD-8 Rhythm Designer drum machines.
At 60°, correct positioning is particularly important. Both wedges must be placed beneath the intended chassis supporting areas, with the instrument seated properly against the retaining features.
Always use the stand on a firm, stable and level desktop. Check that the drum machine is securely supported before use.
Please note: This listing is for the pair of wedges only. The Behringer RD-9, cables and other equipment shown in photographs are not included.
Designed by Musicians, for Musicians
Studio Solutions is a family-run music equipment design and manufacturing business based in Loughborough, Leicestershire.
We develop stands and accessories around the practical needs of electronic musicians, considering how each instrument is shaped, how its controls are used and where it sits in a working studio.
The aim is to solve real equipment-positioning problems with straightforward, considered designs.
Made around the instrument. Built for the way you work.
Studio Solutions — United Kingdom.