Customer Reviews

Yamaha L3C Attachable Keyboard Stand

5 star:		(19)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(0)
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1 star:		(1)

 

 

For some reason my Yamaha keyboard is not on the list as being compatible with this stand, but it is. I have a PSR-E303/YPT-300 keyboard and this stand bolts on as expected. Seems a little tall for playing while seated, my 9 y/o needs a tall chair to play comfortably, but overall a sturdy stand.

This fits the Yamaha YPT-220 digital keyboard even though it's not listed as a match. It attaches to the keyboard extremely easily without even having to use tools. It seems sturdy. We're very happy with it, especially for the price.

This stand fits perfectly with the Yamaha YPT 310. It is not even mentioned on their website that this is compatible with the YPT 310. I just got the hint from another buyer here. Quality is very nice. Stability is tops once the keyboard has been bolted on. I'm glad I went for this one. I was opting for the cheaper one where you just lay the keyboard on top. I guess a little bit more got me something way better than the cheap ones. I am very satisfied with this item. A 10 in my book.

This one bolts onto the keyboard, making for a more sturdy keyboard. Had tried one of the single X type generic stands, and it was very rickety. This one is far superior.

It fits but not portable. I would need to unscrew the nuts to remove the stand for travel or other mobile purposes. It is sturdy and meant for this keyboard.

This stand holds my Yamaha EZ 200 very well. If your not going to take it off the stand often. and you keep it setup most the time. I recommend this stand, very steady. I am pleased.

This stand works perfectly with the Yamaha YPT-310. The unit assembled easily and is sturdy. The total height of the stand / keyboard is a bit tall compared to my 88-note Yamaha keyboard / stand (about an inch taller).

The L3C is, hands-down, the best stand for its price range if you have or are considering a compatible keyboard. Every other non-professional stand I looked at was either cheaply put-together or very unstable.

I knocked it down a star though because, while it is easy to carry, it can be very unwieldy to set up and take down if you don't have a second pair of hands to hold the keyboard while you screw it into place.

My PSR E-423 measures at 30 inches from floor to key-tops, well within the "standard" for keyboards/pianos, but I still recommend investing in an adjustable piano bench if you can find something comfortable in your price range.

I ordered this stand for Yamaha YPT-320 keyboard. Yamaha does not say it's compatible with YPT-320, but it fits nicesly. I like the fact that the stand is screwed to the bottom of the keyboard so it will not fly off the stand, like it can do from one of those X-style stands. The stand is sturdy and kids friendlier than X-style stands for the reason mentioned above. The stand will not fold while attached to the keyboard, but that does not bother me at all.

The keys sit a little under 30" from the floor and the stand is very sturdy. Since this stand screws into the bottom of the keyboard in 3 places it is rock solid and I never have to worry about the keyboard getting knocked off of the stand. I also like the fact that it is an open frame underneath the keyboard. An X frame type of a stand won't allow much storage space or a place for your legs or feet underneath the keyboard.

If your Yamaha keyboard has 3 threaded inserts on the bottom, there is a good chance that this stand will fit it. My PSE-E423 was not listed as compatible but it works just fine.