Hamilton Stands is an American manufacturer of music stands, microphone stands, and instrument support accessories founded in 1883 by the Krauth and Benninghofen families in Hamilton, Ohio. Often described as the original music stand maker, the company has supplied folding sheet-music stands, symphonic stands, and orchestral accessories to schools, ensembles, and touring musicians for well over a century. The brand is owned by St. Louis Music, which distributes the line alongside its other musical instrument and accessory holdings.

The catalog spans folding and symphonic music stands, tripod and boom microphone stands, guitar stands and wall hangers, keyboard stands and benches, speaker stands, and dedicated cradles for band and orchestra instruments such as trumpet, trombone, saxophone, and flute. Notable product lines include the System X modular stand system and the StagePro series, alongside smaller accessories like capos, sheet-music lights, and tablet holders.

Hamilton's reputation sits in the workhorse-accessory category rather than signature artist endorsements; the stands are widely specified for school band programs, church and worship rigs, rehearsal rooms, and live-sound applications where durability and stable footprint matter more than flash.

Hamilton has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars, Tape Decks, and Capos. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Pop, and Blues. Notable users include Taylor Young and Colin Young.