🎵 Elevate your rhythm with the ultimate pad stand—stability meets style!
The Roland PDS-20 Pad Stand is a premium chrome-plated tripod designed for Roland SPD-series percussion pads and HandSonic instruments. Featuring 33% thicker double-braced steel legs, large rubber feet for enhanced stability, and a flexible hatched clamp for personalized positioning, it delivers professional-grade durability and comfort. Ready to use out of the box, it supports up to 4 kg and is built to withstand rigorous performance demands.
| ASIN | B09CDD6TZ4 |
| Assembly required | No |
| Base type | Leg |
| Batteries required | No |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (68) |
| Date First Available | 2 October 2021 |
| Finish type | chrome |
| Finish types | chrome |
| Item model number | PDS-20 |
| Load capacity | 4 kg |
| Manufacturer | Roland |
| Product Dimensions | 17.53 x 13.84 x 71.5 cm; 453.59 g |
| Shape | Triangular |
| Special features | Verbesserte Stabilität und Verstellbarkeit |
| UPC | 761294516287 |
A**I
Excellent prooduct
Excellent product.
S**E
Exactement la qualité à laquelle on pourrait s’attendre de Roland
M**N
If you are willing to spend $1200 on the spdsx pro, do yourself a favor and spend another 200 on the stand meant for the pad. I tried the Gibraltar to save 100 dollars. It will do the job for sure but when I compared the two, I definitely saw why the Roland is twice the price. Everything is much beefier. The metal, the feet and the mounting knuckle is much more smooth. They both aren't level when the adapter is in the knuckle flat, but when you angle the knuckle anyway you can spin the adapter inside of knuckle to level out your pad. I do think Roland price is a bit to high but I was willing to spend my money on them anyway. No hate for Gibraltar or other alternatives. But if you're buying top tier gear you should pair it with top tier hardware.
T**N
Have both. Both are very well built. The PDS-20 is a little "healthier" in its build as described by Roland. You would be happy with either.
B**5
works great
P**L
It seems as sturdy as a Gibraltar or Yamaha stands
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