Customer Reviews

On Stage KS7150 Table Top Keyboard Stand

5 star:		(36)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I had been kicking myself for about 2 years, because I purchased an electronic keyboard with intentions of our son taking lessons in the future (he was only 2-years-old when we bought the keyboard).

I bought this stand hoping that 1. It would be sturdy enough to hold a full, 88-key, Casio Previa 100 easily and 2. Would be able to hold up to a 5-year-old, who has the tendency to kind of lean on tables and put his weight down on everything.

As soon as I opened the box, I was pleased. The stand "looked" sturdy and well made, but proved to require no assembly, just unfold, adjust the width and voila!

My one concern came to a screeching halt as soon as I put the keyboard stand in place. My one reservation was that if the angle of the legs were 45 degrees, that it might topple over easily. Keep in mind, I've got a 5-year-old running about and things get banged into. He is my live-in durability tester. However, all of my fears were put to rest in a matter of moments. I put the keyboard on the stand and noticed that the legs jet out at the sides just a bit, so there's no concern of the stand being knocked over to the side.

I do have to say that my stand is always stationary and is against a wall. I cannot really say how it would fair in another environment, but for our specific uses, it's absolutely perfect.

Love the design of this it's solid, and open so that the knees don't hit anything. But it is a little tall though. It measures 26 inches at the lowest setting, but add the dimensions of the Yamaha and the keys are at 29 inches which feels a little high for the bench even at its highest adjustment.

I have a simple keyboard where I occasionally try to learn the piano. The previous stand was one of those with the scissor legs. It was wobbly and hard to get my legs under it. This item was surprisingly heavy when the box arrived. The design is perfect for sliding a chair up to it and it is very stable when you bump it. I am very happy with it.

Good product for the price and very useful. I like the fact that it is sturdy and can be folded to minimise space.

This stand was exactly what I was hoping for when it came out of the box- easy to assemble, easy to adjust to the keyboard size and to the person using it, and easy to fold back up for transporting in a car with minimal utilization of space. Like the fact that there is lots of leg-room under the stand, unlike the stands that have legs that cris-cross. Would certainly buy this product again.

We bought this as an alternative after returning a Proline stand that had the x-folding design. This design provides legroom and a narrower top that secures the Casio PX-130 88-Key Digital Stage Piano that we use it for. Well worth the money,.

This is the perfect stand for the keyboard that hubby ordered for me. It came with a scissor-leg stand, which proved to be unstable and tippy. He ordered this stand to replace it and we are both pleased with it's stability and ease in getting close to the keyboard.

I recently decided to switch from playing sitting down to playing standing up.

This stand was the perfect solution: easily adjusts to a very high height, strong, only has a slight wobble -- much better than X-style stands I've used, and should work with just about any keyboard. It was also pre-assembled for quick setup.

The best portable keyboard stand I have seen. I have a G-1000 Arranger (weighs 40 lbs) on it now and is doing the job just fine.

This is the stand for my Roland Juno 106 synth and I could NOT be happier that I chose THIS stand over all the others! VERY sturdy and in a pinch, it can double as a small, VERY STRONG TABLE. THIS stand is NOT going to tip over!!