Black Panther, also known as Blackpanthersystem, is a German manufacturer of modular keyboard stands, DJ tables, and studio desks aimed at synth players, producers, and performers who build multi-tier rigs. The system was conceived in 2019 by engineer Gunter Henkel, who wanted sturdy side brackets, shelf surfaces, and integrated cable management — features he found missing from conventional X-frame and Z-frame stands. In 2020, the German contract manufacturer Mott Mobile Systems took on the brand as a product line, putting production under a "Made in Germany" standard.

The catalog is built around a library of over 200 interchangeable parts, with complete stand kits sold under names like Para, Para Plus, and Cedro. A three-tier Para configuration is the flagship, but the company's online configurator lets customers specify widths, add second and third tiers, 19-inch rack pockets, VESA screen mounts, speaker adapters, lateral microphone arms, and cable management clips.

The brand's niche is workstation-style setups for keyboardists running stacks of synths and controllers, as well as DJs, podcasters, and streamers who need a desk that accommodates gear and screens together. It is distributed in the U.S. by Mixware and carried by retailers including Thomann and Sweetwater-adjacent specialty dealers.

Black Panther has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Keyboard Stands. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Pop, and Funk / Soul. Notable users include Austin Hull.