ROLAND JP-08 SYNTHESIZER

(11/5/15) This is the stand I made for our new "Roland JP-08" synthesizer. It took me about 2-hours to cut, bend, file the edges, and glue 4 pieces of rubber on the bottom corners. All with no metal-cutting or metal-bending tools. I used a nail and a pair of heavy-duty scissors to "etch" into the metal, in order to score it deep enough to bend it with my hands and a hammer. So it would break where I needed to cut it.

This started as a 12" by 24" sheet of metal.

For more information on Roland's JP-08 synthesizer, this link will take you to its product page:

http://www.rolandus.com/products/jp-08/

The photos on the left and below are from a similar angle.

The photo on the left is from the back-left corner looking to the front-right corner.

The photo on the right is looking at the underside of the stand. There are two, 1-inch wide pieces of rubber glued to the stand's front-left and front-right corners.

The photo on the left is looking down from the stand's right side. Here, you can see the brown rubber "foot" on the stand's front-right corner. The clear, rubber tube on the stand's back-right corner can barely be seen.

The photo on the right is also from the stand's right edge but this time the perspective is more from the from of the stand.

The photo on the left is from the stand's front-left side.

The photo on the right is also from the stand's front-left side.

The photo on the left is from the stand's back-left side.

The photo on the right is looking straight-on. Here, I turned the JP-08 "on". Notice its orange lights along the bottom edge and each Slider also lit with an orange light.

The photo on the left is from the stand's front-right side. You can see the orange lights more clearly in this photo.