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Not the cheapest, but quite good
I wouldn't call it super sturdy but it doesn't really wobble either. Super simple to install. Individually adjustable legs with the usual screws on the bottom. Small footprint if you need to clean under it.
As a very casual user I'd call the price the biggest negative, but if you're like me you'll look carefully at the options and wouldn't want the cheapest stand possible for your instrument.
I use it for my Kawai stage piano that I use casually at home as a beginner / hobbyist.
As a very casual user I'd call the price the biggest negative, but if you're like me you'll look carefully at the options and wouldn't want the cheapest stand possible for your instrument.
I use it for my Kawai stage piano that I use casually at home as a beginner / hobbyist.
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Sturdy with my VPC 1 Kawai
I bought it as I wanted to have a relatively good margin of safety for the amount of weight the stand can carry and the weight of my piano. A good margin will provide stability and flexibility in how I can use it. I
Stability:
I use it at home at its lower height setting, so I do not gig with it. I rarely play FFF, but FF works very well. This means that the keyboard will not wobble as you go on your FF playing : ).
Height:
There is enough padding on the top so it will not scratch the piano as you place it there. The lowest height is low enough. Sadly there is a handle in the middle of the stand which gets in the way if you want to have the stand very low and sit deeply in (but I do not). I have not tried setting it in the tallest position.
I would recommend it to friends.
Too long; did not read.
Positives - Stable
will not scratch the piano
can carry a lot of weight
easy to set up, easy to pack away
Negatives
There is a handle in the middle of the stand that can get in the way
Stability:
I use it at home at its lower height setting, so I do not gig with it. I rarely play FFF, but FF works very well. This means that the keyboard will not wobble as you go on your FF playing : ).
Height:
There is enough padding on the top so it will not scratch the piano as you place it there. The lowest height is low enough. Sadly there is a handle in the middle of the stand which gets in the way if you want to have the stand very low and sit deeply in (but I do not). I have not tried setting it in the tallest position.
I would recommend it to friends.
Too long; did not read.
Positives - Stable
will not scratch the piano
can carry a lot of weight
easy to set up, easy to pack away
Negatives
There is a handle in the middle of the stand that can get in the way
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It makes the job very well
I bought it because the minimum height permits me to have the white keys to floor distance of my Keyboard set to the right Piano recommended height, which is comfortable to play. Besides this should resist up to three times the weight of my main keyboard. So more than safe for my usage... It is stable and looks nice. The keyboard does not move. I recommend this for big keyboards.
Perhaps its is a bit heavy, but I bought it for my home studio and not for gigs. Anyway it is not too heavy either. And you can fold it in a convenient manner for transportation if required.
Perhaps its is a bit heavy, but I bought it for my home studio and not for gigs. Anyway it is not too heavy either. And you can fold it in a convenient manner for transportation if required.
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Exactly what you see!
Does exactly what it says on the tin!
The only slight gripe is that when moving the stand with a keyboard the legs will flop inwards so when re-placing it you'll have to make sure they are fully extended again.
The only slight gripe is that when moving the stand with a keyboard the legs will flop inwards so when re-placing it you'll have to make sure they are fully extended again.
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Suitable for my needs
I'm using this with the Roland RD2000 and it's holding up well so far.
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Good quality and lightweight.
I was looking for a vintage 'legs' style stand to go with my Elka X50 clonewheel organ. I originally purchased a K&M 18950 but while it was incredibly sturdy it was also too heavy for my needs, weighing nearly as much as my organ and far more than the Roland VR-09 board which I use for gigging.
The KS-2000 is just as sturdy, easy to use and I can pick it up in one hand; with a keyboard bag over my shoulder, the stand in one hand and an amp in the other I can make just one trip into the venue. The adjustments are set and forget and it looks a lot cooler on-stage than a regular X stand, insomuch as a keyboard stand can be cool. It has a few cm of height adjustment advantage on the K&M which I prefer for gigs when I might switch between sitting and standing depending on whether I'm playing piano or organ sounds. I would be confident using this with a heavy keyboard like a stage piano and it deals with my organ well. Lots of space between the legs for FX, cables, bass pedals etc. I have strapped a DI to the underside to speed up my setup, which looks a bit jury-rigged from my angle but is unobtrusively behind the corner joints for the audience.
The paintwork looks like it may become scratched eventually, but after a few weeks of regular gigging I haven't experienced any major problems outside of road-rash on the ends when packing it down. My only criticism is lack of add-ons; a second tier attachment or mic stand holder would be appreciated. A chrome version might be nice too but now I'm nitpicking.
The KS-2000 is just as sturdy, easy to use and I can pick it up in one hand; with a keyboard bag over my shoulder, the stand in one hand and an amp in the other I can make just one trip into the venue. The adjustments are set and forget and it looks a lot cooler on-stage than a regular X stand, insomuch as a keyboard stand can be cool. It has a few cm of height adjustment advantage on the K&M which I prefer for gigs when I might switch between sitting and standing depending on whether I'm playing piano or organ sounds. I would be confident using this with a heavy keyboard like a stage piano and it deals with my organ well. Lots of space between the legs for FX, cables, bass pedals etc. I have strapped a DI to the underside to speed up my setup, which looks a bit jury-rigged from my angle but is unobtrusively behind the corner joints for the audience.
The paintwork looks like it may become scratched eventually, but after a few weeks of regular gigging I haven't experienced any major problems outside of road-rash on the ends when packing it down. My only criticism is lack of add-ons; a second tier attachment or mic stand holder would be appreciated. A chrome version might be nice too but now I'm nitpicking.
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everyday stand
This is an ordinary stand for one of my many keyboards. In that case I put my Motif on it. I haven't used it on stage, so I believe my review wouldn't be enough for you. But It works so far.
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Très fiable !
Solide et pratique, je l'utilise avec mon Nord Grand, il ne bouge pas et tient bien la route !
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Satisfied!
Very stable, fast setting up, easy to transport. In general, very satisfied!
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Excellent and reasonably priced.
I have got two of these and they are both as sturdy and as stable as other much more expensive products. Woul definitely buy again if I needed another one.
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