Liquid Stands Collapsible Piano Keyboard Stand - Adjustable and Portable Heavy Duty Music Stand for Kids & Adults - Fits 54-88 Key Electric Digital Pianos - Sturdy Musical Keyboard Table

I've never written a review before for an Amazon product. But this keyboard stand is exceptional. As an organ player who uses the bass pedals, I require a stand that has a wide clearance at the bottom and plenty of height. This stand has more of both than I need and can easily be adjusted. It's better than the one I've been using for the past 20 years in every way: more sturdy, better designed, and very inexpensive for such a high quality product. It even comes with laminated, easy to follow instructions. Oh, and it has a 10-year warranty. I'd give the product 6 stars if I could.

This Liquid Stands product is made the way all manufactured products should be made: solid, well-designed, good-looking and affordable. The folding legs makes it a breeze to set up or take down as well a providing much-appreciated leg room beneath the keyboard. 61, 76, and 88 key instruments are easily accommodated by simply sliding the ends of the unit closer together or further apart. Overall, high-quality and easy to use. Highly recommended.

I have no issues whatsoever with this stand. The directions were clear; and it took only a few minutes to set up. It would be overstating the case to refer to it as assembling it. The stand is quite sturdy. Both the height and length are adjustable. My keyboard is 3ft long by 14 inches wide. However, the portion that rests on the stand is only 12 inches wide, which gives it a secure fit into the open slot. I can therefore move it without worrying that it will slip. There is a full 7" of length unused; so a longer keyboard could fit; although it would not fit in the slot. I believe I have the length extended to the maximum;. I have the height set at the lowest setting; and I use a standard chair (comparable to a dining table chair); but it can be raised two additional levels, which is somewhere between 4 and 5 inches higher. That would probably be more suitable for someone using it for sound equipment.

This is a great stand for my 88 key Roland keyboard (which came with an X stand-too tall and no good to sit at). This is sturdy, doesn't take up too much space and is adjustable (height and length). I am very pleased and wwould buy it again.

This looks about like if you took the legs off a height-adjustable folding table from Home Depot. But it's a bit nicer than tables from Home Depot. It's really intuitive to flip the legs out and adjust it, because it's like a normal folding table. And it has simple tripod-like legs. And there's nothing to put together. You just pull it out of the box and flip the legs down.I bought this for a keyboard, but it's solid enough to DJ on, and it's a LOT more portable than anything else this solid.But it's not tall enough to just put decks on it. If it was 8+ inches taller it would be perfect to DJ on. If you have flight cases for your decks then this will work great. I'd put some extra grippy adhesive pads on the top in the middle so the mixer case doesn't slide around. You could put two CDJ-2000s and a DJM-900 on top of their flight cases, or an XDJ-XZ on top of its huge flight case. CDJ-3000s might be too wide without a tabletop.

Evaluated Double X, Z type, hybrid Z type stands for Kawai ES120 88 keyboard and found this Liquid Stand model for sturdiness, collapsible, knees don't hit cross bracing like other designs, foot and leg has clear passage for pedal use, and price is reasonable. When not using keyboard, chair and other equipment can be stored right under the stand. Headphone easily rests on the stand's side bracing.My son, who's 5'10 raised his adjustable seat to full height, and lowered the stand's leg to the lowest setting to get better arm angle when playing keyboard. He was brought up with baby grand piano so he knows his favorable arm position. Electronic keyboards have about 7 inch height above the top of the stand. To make the stand sit lower, took off the easily unscrewed self adjusting ball leg tip and stuck a self adhesive felt pad which made the keyboard height lower by about 1-2 inches.KenT

Before I purchased this one, I had purchased a stand that was 3 times more expensive. That expensive one was recommended by Hammond so I ordered it. But too late, I decided to search for something cheaper and WALLAH, I found this one. I carefully inspected the specs and knew that this one was gonna do what I needed done: plenty of leg room for me AND my keyboard's pedals so I returned the first one.It setup very easily and is very sturdy. I'm not doing gymnastics on it but with my 50lb keyboard on it, it's staying put! I love the leg room, the depth is perfect for my Hammond SKX-Pro. And the Hammond pedalboard, the sustain pedal, and the expression pedal fit perfectly. There's still room for a couple other switches that would come in handy for starting and stopping my rhythm unit.The only thing I miss is bars on the underside for tier expansion. But hey, I can live with that because I have a music stand that works just fine and two side tables for other goodies. It's light enough for me to transport so it's doing the job I need done.

This is a strong, yet easy to set up keyboard stand. I don't plan to take it anywhere, but it would be easy to do. Not heavy and it folds down easily. It easily accommodates my 88 key Roland FP 30x keyboard.It arrived 2 days earlier than promised.. My only small issue is that my Roland keyboard is 7 inches high, so when it's on the stand it's about 2+ inches higher than I'm used to it being. The stand will go higher, but not lower. So if your keyboard is taller than 4 1/2 inches it might be higher than you are comfortable with.Highly recommend this company and they have a great product and fast shipping.

pour mon garcon qui est sur une chaise roulante et bien cet parfait.

I love this stand! Sturdy, easy to set up, and good height options ( I'm 5'4"). It is great value for the modest price.

Purchased for my Yamaha p525 keyboard. Fit perfectly. No rocking, nothing in the way of your legs like the "X" stands. Easy to assemble and disassemble. I Am currently looking for an adjustable bench, though, as I sit too low with my standard 20 inch piano stool . And I'm 6 feet tall! I have sent this feedback to the seller so hopefully it's something that they can work on.