Akai Force Stand for Studio DesktopAkai Force Stand This angled desktop stand was designed for the Akai Professional Force Studio Music Production device Features: Pass through holes for organized wire configuration Sturdy construction to hold more devices that weight well more than 12 lbs. Travel ready and mobile for DJ performance gigs Breaks down to practically flat and assembles in 1 minute. Made of strong wood panel Looks great in a home or small studio Fits Other Similar Devices

Akai Force Stand

This angled desktop stand was designed for the Akai Professional Force Studio Music Production device 

Features:

• Pass-through holes for organized wire configuration
• Sturdy construction to hold more devices that weight well more than 12 lbs.
• Travel-ready and mobile for DJ/performance gigs
• Breaks down to practically flat and assembles in 1 minute.
• Made of strong wood panel
• Looks great in a home or small studio

Fits Other Similar Devices

The Akai Force is 13.75 inches wide and almost 15 inches deep and 8.5 lbs - and this stand easily handles that load. This stand also fits several other similarly sized devices on your desktop to improve visibility and access - from 11 inches to 18 inches wide and 11 inches to 18 inches deep.

Great angle

The Akai Professional Force Stand lifts the front edge  of the device by approximately 2 inches above the desk and the back top edge by approx 7 inches. I find the screen of the Akai Force to be SO much easier to see and use at this angle of approximately 18 degrees.

Manage those Cables

The stand is designed with pass-through holes for wires to be neatly organized to either side, front or back. The side pass-through holes are large enough to pass cables completely through to other devices on your desktop, hiding them effectively and making everything work better together.

Multiple colors and finishes available

The versions available are Cherry Plywood, which is a rich reddish color,  Maple Plywood, which is a very light colored grain wood, and Walnut Plywood, which is a very dark brownish grain. See the pictures for examples.