This low-profile two-tier desktop stand is designed to bring two compact Behringer instruments together within one practical and visually cohesive workspace.
Unlike a conventional steeply stacked stand, the front tier rises gently from the desktop before flowing into the raised rear support. This keeps the overall arrangement lower, places the front instrument in a comfortable hands-on position and raises the second unit for improved visibility and control access.
The photographed example combines a Behringer TD-3 on the lower tier with a Behringer Crave above, but the stand has been developed for use with compatible instruments from the same compact Behringer format, including the RD-6, Edge, Spice and Grind.
Its open structure leaves generous space around the rear of both instruments, helping power, audio, MIDI and patch cables travel naturally without being trapped between tightly packed tiers.
Designed inside our own working studio, this stand was created for musicians who want their hardware permanently accessible rather than spread flat across the desk or repeatedly packed away between sessions.
FEATURES
Low-profile two-tier desktop layout
Flowing side profile creates a more integrated workstation
Gently angled lower tier for immediate hands-on control
Raised rear tier improves visibility and access
Open rear construction provides generous cable clearance
Suitable for compatible combinations of Behringer Crave, TD-3, RD-6, Edge, Spice and Grind instruments
Compact alternative to placing two instruments separately across the desk
Designed and manufactured in the UK
Developed and tested in a real working electronic music studio
Finished in black
PLEASE NOTE
This listing is for the stand only. Synthesizers, drum machines, patch cables and accessories shown in the photographs are not included.
Compatibility can depend on the exact combination of instruments and the position of their connections. Please compare your equipment before ordering or contact us through the Studio Solutions website if you are unsure about a particular pairing.
This low-profile two-tier desktop stand is designed to bring two compact Behringer instruments together within one practical and visually cohesive workspace.
Unlike a conventional steeply stacked stand, the front tier rises gently from the desktop before flowing into the raised rear support. This keeps the overall arrangement lower, places the front instrument in a comfortable hands-on position and raises the second unit for improved visibility and control access.
The photographed example combines a Behringer TD-3 on the lower tier with a Behringer Crave above, but the stand has been developed for use with compatible instruments from the same compact Behringer format, including the RD-6, Edge, Spice and Grind.
Its open structure leaves generous space around the rear of both instruments, helping power, audio, MIDI and patch cables travel naturally without being trapped between tightly packed tiers.
Designed inside our own working studio, this stand was created for musicians who want their hardware permanently accessible rather than spread flat across the desk or repeatedly packed away between sessions.
FEATURES
Low-profile two-tier desktop layout
Flowing side profile creates a more integrated workstation
Gently angled lower tier for immediate hands-on control
Raised rear tier improves visibility and access
Open rear construction provides generous cable clearance
Suitable for compatible combinations of Behringer Crave, TD-3, RD-6, Edge, Spice and Grind instruments
Compact alternative to placing two instruments separately across the desk
Designed and manufactured in the UK
Developed and tested in a real working electronic music studio
Finished in black
PLEASE NOTE
This listing is for the stand only. Synthesizers, drum machines, patch cables and accessories shown in the photographs are not included.
Compatibility can depend on the exact combination of instruments and the position of their connections. Please compare your equipment before ordering or contact us through the Studio Solutions website if you are unsure about a particular pairing.
