2 Tier Junk Drawer Organizer

My previous X stand was rather expensive junk and it went bye-bye. The Z-726 is the real deal. Assembly was easy but the instructions did not detail where the two washers were to be fitted. I got that bit wrong and had to make a change. Still, this is a very solid beast. A 61-note ROM-pler sits on the lower tier while a Bass Station II sits on top. Lots of adjustments permitted me to make a very ergonomic workstation with all the bits 'n bobs placed exactly as I wanted them for fluidic work-flow. Delivery was the usual B&H over-the-top style and the price was the best out there. Even if your kit only needs a single synth right now, get this stand and you can install the top tier later. (Do it ... you'll thank me later!) I can't speak to long-term durability but it seems quite solid to me. I'd buy another in a heartbeat.

The mount was ordered for a NV illuminator and filled the bill 100%. Top drawer, Tier 1 equipment.

ProTape for Pros. Beats the random junk-drawer tape I reach for at the moment. Scotch tape, painters tape, masking tape . . . retired now. I have Pro Gaffer Tape, and I'm not going back. Unless I forget it somewhere and then I'm back to scrounging any tape I can find.

I already had a key chain flashlight but this came with the Nitecore HC65. I love it and relegated my old flashlight to my junk drawer as a backup!

I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

If you have an M.2 SATA drive, don't just toss it in a drawer and forget about it! It's easy to put it in this enclosure and use it. Just make sure it's an M.2 SATA drive and not an NVME drive!

It's a drawer.

Don't buy the other Junk.. THIS is it.

Just like what was advertised, it does exactly what I was looking for in a drawer.....

You can never have too much space in a rack drawer.