Alesis Sample Pad Pro

[18.4 lb] This is a perfect stand for anything you want to place on it..I am using it to hold an Alesis Perfornce Pro drum pad..This was the only useful stand I could find to mount it on...It does have plastic knob that holds the whole thing together, but I am not moving it around, & the pad will sit as is, so it will work great...If you need to transport for gigs, go with the next model up (as mentioned in other reviews)...

[Aluminum] I use this plate in conjunction with the Small Rig Shoulder Pad Pro and they work great together. I've read the other reviews but I haven't experienced any play or wiggle room between the plate and the Pad. Maybe there is (I hope not) some sample-to-sample variation but in my case, it works as well as the OG Sony ones so far.

[7.225 lb] This allowed me to mount my Alesis drum control pad. It is very stable and holds up to abuse.

[Internal] Pro mouse pad

[Yes] Fits perfectly and does what it should. Includes correct hardware to mount to the Sample Pad 4. The price from B&H can't be beat either. Great purchase. Thank you.

[Yes] I use this product for my Roland SPD-SX Sample Pad and it works great! The foam was easy to work with and was a breeze to cut out the pad dimensions. Another stellar product from Pelican.

[Aluminum] It holds small I-pads to the I-pad pro.

[Yes] The Alesis Recital Pro 88-Key Digital Piano is a joy to play. Far better than the 49 key Yamaha PSR 11 (a fine first time piano) I've been playing. I actually want to practice the piano more now! Although I played the trombone from 5th to 12th grades I never played the piano. I'm not counting the one term of piano I had to take in high school. As a senior citizen (honored citizen) I was able to audit a piano course at the local community college. In NYS a senior citizen (60+ years old) can audit courses at any unit of SUNY or CUNY without being charged tuition or fees. A benefit of paying taxes for many years. I have many more years of practicing and learning piano at the local community (501c3 Hochstein School) & university (Eastman School of Music) music programs; with a private piano teacher I have booked Kodak Hall, Carnegie Hall, & Disney Hall for my debut recital. I'm not goal oriented but piano playing is more fun now using the Alesis Recital Pro.

[9 VDC at 6 mA] Tried the other brand, but this is the best for Alesis keyboards.

[2x USB-C] I'd love better build quality, 48K sample rate and multi-track USB output... but for everything you get for around $200, you won't find a better option than the Zoom Podtrak P4. Don't drop it and make sure you know how to use the features it does come with, and you won't be disappointed. Don't just buy a Rodecaster Pro like so many people tell you to -- the vast majority of podcasters and social audio streamers will be better off buying this (and thus saving $400) than the otherwise capable Rodecaster Pro.