Portable, lightweight design with unique trigger-style adjustment for quick set-up & tear-down

Buena Park, CA, August 2023 — Hosa Technology, the leading supplier of analog and digital connectivity solutions and accessory products to the musical instrument and pro audio industries, is pleased to announce the release of their new KBT-502 Keyboard Stand.

The KBT-502 Keyboard Stand offers incredible portability in a lightweight, 6.5-pound X-frame design that also features a unique trigger-style adjustment lever with seven height settings. This makes for convenient and easy setup with no assembly required. Despite its size, the KBT-502 packs a punch and can support up to 88 pounds of total weight, making it an ideal choice for a range of keyboards and players. The KBT-502 has a street price of $44.95.

KBT-502 Features

• Portable X-Frame
• Lightweight (6.5 lbs.)
• Single-Handed Trigger Height Adjustment
• Seven Height Adjustment Settings: 21″/53 cm – 37.4″/95 cm
• Weight Capacity: 88 lbs./40kg

“We believe the KBT-502 Keyboard Stand is perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike,” said CEO Mayumi Allison. “We didn’t pull any punches in its design, making sure it’s as light as possible without sacrificing reliability or performance. We’re always looking for new ways to support musicians of all skill levels. The KBT-502 stand adds to our industry-wide reputation of making high-quality cables and accessory products accessible to all.”

About Hosa Technology

Headquartered in Buena Park, CA, Hosa Technology, Inc. is the leading supplier of analog and digital connectivity solutions to the musical instrument and professional audio industries. Since the company’s inception in 1984, Hosa Technology’s consumer-driven inventory has expanded to include a full line of audio, video, and computer products. Enthusiasts and professionals alike rely upon Hosa Technology to deliver world-class performance and value both on the stage and in the studio. For more information about Hosa Technology, please visit www.hosatech.com.

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