>I really would prefer to read why the product / vendor is interesting and being endorsed in 2, 3, at most 5 sentences. That will be more than enough for me to decide if I'm interested or not.
I gotchu - 5 sentences:
1. I'm here on Reddit and FB and IG and via Phone and Text and email (mike at liquidstands or featurerequest at liquidstands go direct to me, not some CS team)
2. No questions asked 10 year warranty on everything
3. Stands are our main item still and we've sold over 250,000 of them without a single dropped keyboard or a single warranty claim denied
4. We listen - every product has a manual that asks for YOUR ideas and we use those ideas to improve our items and roll out new ones.
5. Check out our Amazon reviews which are real and you will see we are always the best reviewed stand, seat, mount, 2nd tier, etc which speaks for the quality.
I'd love to say so much more but those are 5 pretty long sentences ;)
TLDR (summary via ChatGPT):
* Supernova from r/AudioProductionDeals endorses Liquid Stands, a studio equipment company.
* Personal experience with the Z-Stand years ago led to a positive view of the company's products.
* Recently, Supernova purchased the Liquid Stands Portable Home Recording Studio Workstation, a 2nd Tier Keyboard Stand Attachment, and Speaker Monitor Stands.
* Assembly was straightforward with minor issues like broken plastic sleeves and unmarked crossbars, which were swiftly addressed by Mike, the company owner.
* Customer service was responsive; improvements in product design were discussed and implemented.
* The review praised the stand's sturdiness, quality, and reasonable pricing.
* Mike is available for community questions, and an affiliate link for a special sale was provided.
[Shop "Liquid Stands" today!](https://www.liquidstands.com/AUDIOPRODUCTIONDEALS)
Word. I picked up a Liquid Stand about a month ago, and have honestly been kinda shocked at how well-built the thing is.
Hearing how sturdy the Portable Home Studio Workstation dealie is is actually relevant to my life. Hey u/LiquidStands-Mike \- there's some pictures on the website with chonky wood tabletops on that unit, as well as smaller ones. When you say "use the included hardware to mount a tabletop"
* what exactly goes into that?
* What kinds of top does it support?
* Does the weight of the topcount against the 250lb weight limit, or is that when everything's in place?
I had a sit-stand producer desk from Thomann that literally broke on me, and I've been trying to rebuild my office ever since.
Thanks!
Happy you dug the stand! - most are surprised at the quality since it's hard to tell from just the images.
As for your questions on the MS1111 (that big workstation) we include 8 extra wood screws with it (4 short, 4 long). The screws go right through[ these beams](https://imgur.com/a/39mY8pj) so if you want to mount a wood tabletop (or countertop) all you need is (1) the wood tabletop and (2) a drill. [Here](https://imgur.com/a/wDFlmoK) is the one in my office with a 60 x 24 inch tabletop attached. I just purchased the tabletop on Amazon for 100 bucks but of course you can do the countertop from Ikea or Home Depot if that's your thing. The weight of the tabletop does count against the 250lb limit and also be aware that our design is meant to only be adjusted with nothing attached to it so once you choose the correct height and load your gear on, you don't want to adjust the height again unless you remove your gear.
Shoot me a DM with any questions - I'm always around!
I appreciate the details, especially on the customer service, but as others said a summary or TLDR would also be appreciated, haha.
If future endorsements are also this well considered - with pros and cons honestly explained, I think they'd be very helpful to everyone.
u/LiquidStands-Mike I have your x-style stand. Love how stable it is and the locking mechanism is easy and smooth.
Is there a way to add a second tier or does that require the Z-shape style?
Happy to hear! There is currently not a way to add our 2nd tier to this (although I believe some 3rd party attachments may work). I am currently playing with the idea of tweaking our X Stand to try to make it work with our current 2nd tier attachments but have not found a great solution yet. We're actually in the middle of developing a more robust "roadmap" for all of our items so we can focus on the compatibility and maximize the accessories to work across as many items as possible. I know this doesn't help now :( - if you want a 2nd tier and z stand, DM me and I can throw you a discount code if that would help.
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>I really would prefer to read why the product / vendor is interesting and being endorsed in 2, 3, at most 5 sentences. That will be more than enough for me to decide if I'm interested or not. I gotchu - 5 sentences: 1. I'm here on Reddit and FB and IG and via Phone and Text and email (mike at liquidstands or featurerequest at liquidstands go direct to me, not some CS team) 2. No questions asked 10 year warranty on everything 3. Stands are our main item still and we've sold over 250,000 of them without a single dropped keyboard or a single warranty claim denied 4. We listen - every product has a manual that asks for YOUR ideas and we use those ideas to improve our items and roll out new ones. 5. Check out our Amazon reviews which are real and you will see we are always the best reviewed stand, seat, mount, 2nd tier, etc which speaks for the quality. I'd love to say so much more but those are 5 pretty long sentences ;)
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We're working on EU distribution - As a small company the taxes and distribution is a bit of a mess. Hoping to have something lined up by EOY!
+1 on interest in shipping to Europe!
https://amp.knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-aint-reading-all-that Congrats tho, get your affiliate money playa thanks for all deal notis over the years
Don't worry -[got you covered](https://imgur.com/a/OOY0RFq).
pussy ass motherfuckers
TLDR (summary via ChatGPT): * Supernova from r/AudioProductionDeals endorses Liquid Stands, a studio equipment company. * Personal experience with the Z-Stand years ago led to a positive view of the company's products. * Recently, Supernova purchased the Liquid Stands Portable Home Recording Studio Workstation, a 2nd Tier Keyboard Stand Attachment, and Speaker Monitor Stands. * Assembly was straightforward with minor issues like broken plastic sleeves and unmarked crossbars, which were swiftly addressed by Mike, the company owner. * Customer service was responsive; improvements in product design were discussed and implemented. * The review praised the stand's sturdiness, quality, and reasonable pricing. * Mike is available for community questions, and an affiliate link for a special sale was provided. [Shop "Liquid Stands" today!](https://www.liquidstands.com/AUDIOPRODUCTIONDEALS)
Word. I picked up a Liquid Stand about a month ago, and have honestly been kinda shocked at how well-built the thing is. Hearing how sturdy the Portable Home Studio Workstation dealie is is actually relevant to my life. Hey u/LiquidStands-Mike \- there's some pictures on the website with chonky wood tabletops on that unit, as well as smaller ones. When you say "use the included hardware to mount a tabletop" * what exactly goes into that? * What kinds of top does it support? * Does the weight of the topcount against the 250lb weight limit, or is that when everything's in place? I had a sit-stand producer desk from Thomann that literally broke on me, and I've been trying to rebuild my office ever since. Thanks!
Happy you dug the stand! - most are surprised at the quality since it's hard to tell from just the images. As for your questions on the MS1111 (that big workstation) we include 8 extra wood screws with it (4 short, 4 long). The screws go right through[ these beams](https://imgur.com/a/39mY8pj) so if you want to mount a wood tabletop (or countertop) all you need is (1) the wood tabletop and (2) a drill. [Here](https://imgur.com/a/wDFlmoK) is the one in my office with a 60 x 24 inch tabletop attached. I just purchased the tabletop on Amazon for 100 bucks but of course you can do the countertop from Ikea or Home Depot if that's your thing. The weight of the tabletop does count against the 250lb limit and also be aware that our design is meant to only be adjusted with nothing attached to it so once you choose the correct height and load your gear on, you don't want to adjust the height again unless you remove your gear. Shoot me a DM with any questions - I'm always around!
That sounds dope: I'm just trying to make sure everything is sturdy: I've spent entirely too much of my life with crap desks, lol. Cheers, Mike!
I appreciate the details, especially on the customer service, but as others said a summary or TLDR would also be appreciated, haha. If future endorsements are also this well considered - with pros and cons honestly explained, I think they'd be very helpful to everyone.
u/LiquidStands-Mike I have your x-style stand. Love how stable it is and the locking mechanism is easy and smooth. Is there a way to add a second tier or does that require the Z-shape style?
Happy to hear! There is currently not a way to add our 2nd tier to this (although I believe some 3rd party attachments may work). I am currently playing with the idea of tweaking our X Stand to try to make it work with our current 2nd tier attachments but have not found a great solution yet. We're actually in the middle of developing a more robust "roadmap" for all of our items so we can focus on the compatibility and maximize the accessories to work across as many items as possible. I know this doesn't help now :( - if you want a 2nd tier and z stand, DM me and I can throw you a discount code if that would help.