11 best stage keyboards

Product description

This versatile a-frame keyboard stand lets you adjust the height and angle of your keyboards until they are just right for playing, Whether you are standing or sitting. This lightweight, easy to carry, 54" Wide stand is an outstanding value for anyone with a multi-keyboard setup. Support bars slide from side-to-side on the pole, allowing a max 76-key keyboard. Also featured is 2 fixed positions for each support bar, allowing 2 sliding front and rear positions, as well as angle adjustments.

From the Manufacturer

This versatile A-frame keyboard stand lets you adjust the height and angle of your keyboards until they are just right for playing, whether you are standing or sitting. This lightweight, easy to carry, 54" wide stand is an outstanding value for anyone with a multi-keyboard setup. Support bars slide from side-to-side on the pole, allowing a max 76-key keyboard. Also featured is 2 fixed positions for each support bar, allowing 2 sliding front and rear positions, as well as angle adjustments

• Terrific value on a 3-tier a-frame stand
• Includes 3 pairs of support bars and an adjustment wrench
• Adjustable the height and playing angle of both keyboards
• Hinged legs allow stand to fold for easy travel
• Double-lock feature for added support

User questions & answers

Question:	What is the diameter of the poles
Answer:	Yes, absolutely, it can be used as a 1 or 2 tier stand. The second tier is very easy to install or remove with 2 securing knobs. This is very good quality stable keyboard stand, not a shaky and flimsy as others out there on market. I use it 2-3 times a week for a few years for live performance with no problem whatsoever. I recommend it to everybody who is looking for reliable but not expensive stand.
Question:	I have 2 keyboards I'll put on the middle & bottom brackets, but will the very top mounting brackets be contractable enough to hold a laptop computer
Answer:	It depends on your definition of "heavy." The top tier is rated at 60 lb (27 kg). For comparison, a Roland RD-800 is 22 kg, no problem; their V-piano is 38 kg, and so would not be safe on the top tier. The bottom tier can handle any keyboard you are capable of lifting, with a capacity of at least 340 lb (154 kg).
Question:	can you tell me how wide this stand is? i need one at least 58 inches wide for 88 note keyboard on bottom
Answer:	It would depend on your sitting position and how far forward you have the keyboard on the first tier - the set back is about 8", depending on the height set. It's certainly no worse (and probably much better) than the cross pieces on one of the X-style portable stands.
Question:	Where can i get the support bars
Answer:	No problem AT all. I own three of these stands including holding a Korg Knonos 88 in one bottom tier and Motif XF 76 on the top. Built like a tank and super sturdy

Product features

On-Stage KS7903

This versatile A-frame keyboard stand lets you adjust the height and angle of your keyboards until they are just right for playing, whether you are standing or sitting. This lightweight, easy to carry, 48-inch wide stand is an outstanding value for anyone with a multi-keyboard setup.

Support bars slide from side-to-side on the pole, allowing a max 76-key keyboard. Also featured is 2 fixed positions for each support bar, allowing 2 sliding front and rear positions, as well as angle adjustments.

Product description

The On Stage KS7350 Stand is a muscular folding, Z-style stand. It has a mammoth 500 lb. load capacity so it will handle even the largest stage pianos, workstation DJ systems, and large mixing consoles. The KS7350 adjusts from 24 to 38 inches high and from 21 top 36 inches wide. Features include all welded construction and 1x2 inches tubing.

• Unique Z-frame allows for playing positions from either side and can be broken down for travel and storage
• Easy height adjustments with line-it up positions
• Center box beam provides extra reinforcement and allows for independent width adjustments

User questions & answers

Question:	How does an electric piano securly attach to this? I have the fp-30, and have no idea how to secure it to the stand
Answer:	It doesn't attach. You have the one sided sticky type pads that you stick to the rails that you set your keyboard on. Those pads stick to the metal and have the opposite side with a non-skid type surface. That keeps the keyboard from sliding around. You make sure you set those pads at least an inch - inch and a half back from the rail ends that you set you keyboard on. You also expand the Z STAND so it is just less than a foot and equal distance on each end of the keyboard. That will help stable it. Aside from strapping it down with a bungie cord which would cover your keyboard sliders, knobs, buttons, dials and other surface functions, you just have to make sure you're on level ground and keep people away from your "space" so they don't bump it. Make sure the "OnStage" adjusting knobs face the audience when you place you keyboard on the top rails. And watch entering into the foot rail area where you sit. You can trip on those foot rails. Swivel yourself out and over the foot rails before standing up so you don't trip and possibly falling into the keyboard or knocking it out of position. I have a ROLAND KC-110 Keyboard Amp (I use as a monitor) and a folding AMP STAND. I use 2 flat stretch (soft material covered) cords to wrap around the top and bottom of the the amp on the stand. It helps it not to move if I'm reaching to adjust the volume knobs. The only way for the KEYBOARD not to move on the Z STAND would be for the ON STAGE COMPANY to make the Z STAND rail ends with 90 degree angle tabs (L shaped) you'd adjust in or out for the width of you keyboard to lock it in place (cradling it). It's just like you can get for mounting your cell phone to the car dash. hose have four 90 degree angle tabs ( L shaped) to hold the phone. Maybe ON STAGE will make an accessory to hook onto the existing rails. Or - you could make your own. Hope what's said helps.
Question:	how can you secure the keyboard to the stand? I will soon have a toddler walking around
Answer:	Aside from positioning it in a corner, butted up to the two walls and tying it down, you could put it in another room, if you have one, or..... look at buying another stand, put a fence around it or put your toddler in a play pen, or duct tape said toddler to something while you practice. Or... You could start teaching your toddler how to play it sitting on your lap (teach them early to respect the keyboard) and make it interesting so they want to learn. Teach them the "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" song by Aretha Franklin on the keyboard. Good luck. HERE'S A SITE FOR MORE EFFICIENT STANDS FOR SUPPORT: http://www.guitarcenter.com/On-Stage-Stands/WS8550-Heavy-Duty-T-Stand.gc
Question:	What is maximum width
Answer:	The maximum width that I can get mine to go is 33 inches. I keep mine at 30 1/2 inches wide and it supports my 52 inch Yamaha electronic piano with perfect stability.
Question:	If put up against a wall how deep is it front to back?, Lower rails length and top rails length
Answer:	The top rail is shorter than the bottom and the top goes flush to a wall. The bottom doesn't but extends 23-1/2" from the wall. Top is 16-3/4" long, bottom 21-3/4" long (bottom rail fails to meet the wall about 1-3/4").
Question:	are keyboard benches the same as piano benches or are they too light to be used at the piano
Answer:	This is a very sturdy and comfortable bench that I think could be used for the piano also.
Question:	HOW DOES ONE PUT THIS BENCH TOGETHER
Answer:	It has been a while I have a bench, I don't remember what I did in the beginning, but it seems not complicated, quite easy.
Question:	I am looking for something for my piano students that will be adjusted often - will it be a hassle to change the height a few times a day
Answer:	In my opinion, no... shifting the heights is very easy... and once you figure out the correct height for each student... less than a minute to change the height. You'll always have to be careful that the pins are fully engaged... because if they're not aligned properly, they are not in the hole (but that would be the same for any bench like this). Certainly much faster than the benches that you cranck up and down.
Question:	How sturdy is it, I am heavy set, but it says 330lbs
Answer:	I find it to be very sturdy, but I am confused about the "back and forth" concerns you have... sidewise back and forth? I think it could handle it. Front to back back and forth...? it's only about 20 inches wide on the bottom floor support bars, so if you were rockin' and reelin' on it, it would probably tip over. I mean.... it's just a keyboard bench, not a full blown grand piano stool. All in all, though... it's good solid steel, adjust heights easily (and of course the lower to the floor the more stable it would be). I'm 140 lb and have it set pretty high cuz I have long legs... and it's never given me a sense of instability. In fact, the stand the keyboard sits on is way less stable.

Product features

On-Stage KT7800+

Our top-of-the-line keyboard bench has no equal! The design combines a 3” thick cushion for hours of comfortable play and a spring-loaded double deadbolt locking system for swift, sure and secure height adjustment.

On-Stage KS7350

Think Versatility! Only this compact, all-new stand can hold 375 lbs., allow for independent height and width adjustments, and fold for easy storage. The unique Z-frame allows playing from either side and can be broken down and locked together for transport. This model can hold 55-key keyboards in the compact position and up to 88-key keyboards at its maximum width.

Product description

Beyond versatile, the transformative on-stage KSA8500 boasts 2 sets of fully and independently adjustable arms for the ultimate in 2nd tier -- or even 2nd and 3rd tier -- customization. Compatible with any 1" Square or 30mm round-tube stand, as well as on-stage Z stands, each of the ksa8500's support arms feature an independent 10-degree increment position adjustment for height, angle, depth and width, providing 43.5" Of total width distributed over a 2nd or 2nd and 3rd tier configuration. The telescoping stabilizer Bar accommodates keyboard stands up to 32" In Width, while non-slip rubber end caps protect an almost limitless array of keys, laptops, mixers and more.

From the Manufacturer

Beyond versatile, the transformative On-Stage KSA8500 boasts 2 sets of fully and independently adjustable arms for the ultimate in 2nd tier -- or even 2nd and 3rd tier -- customization. Compatible with any 1" square or 30mm round-tubed stand, as well as On-Stage Z stands, each of the KSA8500's support arms feature an independent 10-degree increment posi-lok adjustment for height, angle, depth and width, providing 43.5" of total width distributed over a 2nd or 2nd and 3rd tier configuration. The telescoping stabilizer bar accommodates keyboard stands up to 32" in width, while non-slip rubber end caps protect an almost limitless array of keys, laptops, mixers and more.

• Fits any keyboard stand with 1" Or 30mm, round or square tubing, including on-stage Z stands
• 2 sets of support arms can hold 2nd keyboard, or combination of laptops and other DJ equipment
• All Independent arms are Height, angle, Depth, and width adjustable for maximum customization
• Ability to create a 3rd tier by raising middle arms to max height, and lowering outer arms
• Telescoping Stabilizer Bar adjusts with the width of any stand up to 32"; independent arm Width adjustments totaling 43.5"
• Posi-lok design adjusts and locks the support arms in 10-degree increments
• Weight capacity: 66 lbs. (33 lbs. Per set of arms)

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this 2nd tier unit fit on an on-stage stands ks7150 platform style keyboard stand
Answer:	No. Straight ends.
Question:	Would you be able to aptly support two 37 key mini synths side by side? Something about the size of a microkorg
Answer:	About 21"-22".
Question:	Hi can you attach this to a on-stage ks7350 pro heavy-duty folding-z keyboard stand
Answer:	Plenty of good choices available; seems like everyone has a favorite ! One good brand, with several choices, is Aquila.
Question:	Will this work with the rockjam z style adjustable and portable" stand
Answer:	Hi Paul, For banjolele Aquila have several sets available. 28U, 42U and 90U. The 42U sets are comprised of 4 Nylgut strings (high g tuning) whereas the others contain Red Series, which are also superb strings, however Red Series are a special composition and will need installing in a different way than normal strings so I suggest you try these at a later date. You can find the Aquila 42U set here on Amazon .. Search for item - B00MXUIMLYBest regardsChris - Original Artisan

Product features

On-Stage KSA8500

Beyond versatile, the transformative On-Stage KSA8500 boasts 2 sets of fully and independently adjustable arms for the ultimate in 2nd tier -- or even 2nd and 3rd tier -- customization. Compatible with any 1" square or 30mm round-tubed stand, as well as On-Stage Z stands, each of the KSA8500's support arms feature an independent 10-degree increment posi-lok adjustment for height, angle, depth and width, providing 43.5" of total width distributed over a 2nd or 2nd and 3rd tier configuration. The telescoping stabilizer bar accommodates keyboard stands up to 32" in width, while non-slip rubber end caps protect an almost limitless array of keys, laptops, mixers and more.

Product description

The On Stage folding Z keyboard stand is truly professional - truly heavy-duty. This stand allows for independent height and width adjustments just like the KS7350 but can hold 2 keyboards and folds into a space smaller than most keyboard cases. Created with the help of some of the most discriminating keyboard professionals in the world, Now any musician can get onstage with this impressive stand!.

• 2nd tier is removable. Features a tilting angle adjustment and independent height adjustments
• Height adjustments with line-it-up adjustment marks
• Width adjustments from 21 inches - 37 inches. Holds 55-key keyboards in the compact position and up to 88-keys at its maximum Width
• Folds flat for storage and travel!

User questions & answers

Question:	Could the top tier be removed if one wants to use it as a single-tier stand like the KS
Answer:	Nope. The tier is not a clamp on but fits through the hole in the stands tube.
Question:	Can you put two heavy 88 note (roland digital stage pianos, say) on the thing, esp. that *second* tier
Answer:	The 37 key controllers are mini, they are 22 inches long that's a total of 44 inches for 2 controllers. It is avertised to provide 43.5 inches of witdth distributed over the 2nd or 3rd teir independently or combined on at the same height. I would assume it is viable to have dual korg MicroKey mini 37 key controllers parralel to each other with this attachment.
Question:	Do the middle bars get in the way when you use this stand in a sitting position
Answer:	Here is a quote from the product description: “Compatible with any 1" square or 30mm round-tubed stand, as well as On-Stage Z stands” The box came with a pair of inserts allowing the KSA8500 to also fit the rectangular tubing, which, by measuring my leftover inserts, appears to be roughly 1” by 1 7/8” - if I correctly remember from reading the manual almost a year ago, you may have to drill holes to affix the inserts with the screws (which, if I remember correctly, were also included)...
Question:	Will this stand hold a Yamaha motif 88 keys
Answer:	I don't think it will.

Product features

On-Stage KS7365EJ

Truly professional. Truly heavy-duty. This stand allows for independent height and width adjustments and can hold two keyboards, yet folds into a space smaller than most keyboard cases. It was created with the help of some of the most discriminating keyboard professionals in the world, and now any musician can get onstage with this impressive stand!

Founded on a promise of affordability, durability and innovation, On-Stage Stands products are used everyday in studios, showrooms, and on stages everywhere. Over the years, the brand has grown to include over 300 products in 8 different categories: Guitar, Microphone, Keyboard, Workstation, Rack/Amp/Mixer, Speaker, Lighting, and Band & Orchestra. Today, professionals and amateurs all over the world put their trust in On-Stage Stands.

Product description

Designed to give guitarists and keyboard players the ultimate in comfort and flexibility, the DT8500 features a faux-leather padded seat and backrest for comfort and spotlight-ready optics. Braced legs support and anchor up to 240 pounds, while the included footrest gives guitarists an ergonomically convenient leg-up. Quick to setup and tear down, it's the ideal solution for the gigging musician and a handy addition to any studio.

• Works well for guitarists and keyboard players
• Height adjustable seat creates a comfortable playing position
• Quick to set up and tear down
• Adjustable backrest is also padded for comfortable playing positions
• 12" Vinyl padded seat
• Foot rest ideal for guitarists

User questions & answers

Question:	how high is the top of the padded seat to the ground
Answer:	It is adjustable. At it's highest, it is 32 inches from the ground and the lowest, it is 22 inches from the ground. The cushion has about a half inch to an inch of give to it. (You will sink a little when you sit on it about an inch)
Question:	Is the back removable
Answer:	Hello, Yes, the back of this can be removed. If this was helpful, please consider purchasing from us (pixelproaudio on Amazon). We can help with support after the sale as well. We have it in stock and ready to ship. - Pixel Pro Audio
Question:	I'm looking for something for my 7 year old son who is learning to play guitar. Would this work? He's an averaged size 7 year old at 4 feet tall
Answer:	For someone young and his size this should work - but so will most bar stools.
Question:	How many inches is the foot rest from the ground
Answer:	it's about 14 and a half inches. The way I am using the stool I have the seat all the way down so the foot rest is not really usable. Would have been nice if there was an adjustment for it. So the usability depends more on where you have the seat. I really like the stool however even though I am not using the foot rest or the back rest for that matter.

Product description

Who doesn't like things straightforward and affordable? That's why we've updated and continue to offer the Classic Single-X stand. Its 5-position disk clutch with bullet-nose pull knob makes for quick, simple height adjustment while arm sleeves position to accommodate virtually any keyboard width.

• Arm sleeves can be positioned to fit virtually any keyboard width
• 1" Square tubing for strength and durability
• 5-Position disk clutch with bullet-nose pull knob make for quick and simple height and width adjustments
• Non-slip rubber end caps
• Screws located at the end of each post
• Replacement parts available

User questions & answers

Question:	How does this stand fold? Maybe I'm missing something really obvious but I just can't seem to figure it out
Answer:	I haven't try to fold it yet- I leave it up all the time
Question:	Does anyone still have the shipping box? If so, I'd be grateful to know the box's overall length. Thanks
Answer:	38 1/2"
Question:	What is the lowest height it? Could it go as high as a piano
Answer:	The lowest setting is 27 inches to top of keyboard and the tallest setting is 38 inches to top of keyboard (not recommended) with a total of five different settings. Has a perfect setting for the height of a standard piano.
Question:	Does the keyboard/digital piano just sit on top of the stand? If so, won't it be unstable? I was assuming I would be able to attach it
Answer:	This is super unstable. I'm a classic piano player. You can't hit the keyboard hard while playing. I can't recommend this. You should choose stand made by keyboard producer. I bought Yamaha stand after I found this can't be used even for basic use.

Product features

On-Stage KS7190

Who doesn't like things straightforward and affordable? That's why we've updated and continue to offer the Classic Single-X stand. Its 5-position disk clutch with bullet-nose pull knob makes for quick, simple height adjustment while arm sleeves position to accommodate virtually any keyboard width.

Product description

The On-Stage KSA8585 Keyboard Tray -- perfect for small mixers, drum machines, synth modules, effects pedals and small speakers -- attaches easily to any one or two-tier stand with 1" round or square tubing. Complete with Posi-lok pivot mechanism for precise angle adjustment, the black powder coat-finished KSA8585 rises 10" (from single tier stands) and includes a hook and loop for safe, secure gear-fastening.

From the Manufacturer

The On-Stage KSA8585 Keyboard Tray -- perfect for small mixers, drum machines, synth modules, effects pedals and small speakers -- attaches easily to any one or two-tier stand with 1" round or square tubing. Complete with Posi-lok pivot mechanism for precise angle adjustment, the black powder coat-finished KSA8585 rises 10" (from single tier stands) and includes a hook and loop for safe, secure gear-fastening.

• Tray inserts into any 1" round or square tubing
• Accommodates small mixers, drum machines, synth modules, effect pedals, small speakers, and more
• Can be used on single and 2-tier keyboard stands
• Posi-lok mechanism allows for precise, locking angle adjustments
• Includes hook & loop to securely fasten your gear

User questions & answers

Question:	Can this support a mpc live
Answer:	The return policy is tell them you have the wrong size and they send you the correct size and you do nothing else
Question:	Can it be mounted on a mic stand without boom
Answer:	I checked with our buyers. The old rings we had in stock, have been replaced with a new vendor. These should ring true to size.
Question:	Can it hold a Yamaha reface YC
Answer:	Yes!!! This ring is considered a unisex ring.
Question:	Can I use it on ks
Answer:	Yes! We offer different colors and fabrics but only thru our website where each dust cover is made to order: www.digitaldeckcovers.com/soundcraft-si-impact-impact-2 Thanks in advance!

Product description

The On Stage Universal 2nd Tier keyboard stand attachment can be inserted into most X-style keyboard stands with round or square tubing. Then, a tightening knob expands the internal locking mechanism that secures the 2nd tier into position. A midpoint clutch featuring two disks with 36 inter-locking teeth lets you tilt the second tier to any position without worrying about slippage. The clutch is made with die-cast zinc adding strength to its grip on the user’s costly gear. An included stabilizer bar keeps the left and right tier members upright when it is properly assembled between the two members. An included telescoping stabilizer bar keeps the left and right tiers upright, it also adjusts the width with the 2nd tier.

• Add second keyboard to any keyboard stand with round or square tubing
• Can be stacked on top of a 2-tier stand making it a 3-tier stand
• Includes two "cork-style" end caps
• 36 Radial slots adjusts the angle of the 2nd tier and secure any position in place
• Telescoping stabilizer bar adjusts along w/ the width of your keyboard stand
• Universal mounting attachment fits into any 1" or 30mm round or square tubing

User questions & answers

Question:	Is this small enough to support a 25 key Novation Bass Station
Answer:	I don't think it can adjust to be narrow enough for a 25-key synth. My creative solution for a 25-key Roland synth was to buy an 8" deep black Melamine shelf wide enough to stretch across the second tier arms. Granted, this works in the studio, but may not be the right solution for touring with an extra shelf to carry.
Question:	Can you use 2 of these together. 1 for the 2nd tier then the other for the 3rd tier
Answer:	I use this as a second tier only. This unit is not very well made I have had to but extra cross bars as backups. If you plan to stack 3 sets of keys spend a little more and get a 3 tier stand that is more solid and can better handle the weight and stress
Question:	To clarify my previous question: can this small enough to fit a keyboard at 17.5” if the stand supporting the keyboard is set to
Answer:	If you do not use the adjustable support bar, you can tilt the brackets together to accomodate a very small keyboard. However, make sure the brackets are sufficiently tight.
Question:	Is this compatible with a platform / table style keyboard stand
Answer:	This second tier attaches via pipes on a primary stand that are perpendicular to the orientation of the keyboards themselves. So it's designed to fit into the pipes of typical folding "X" stands. Most table style stands I've seen do not have open pipes in the middle, in the the back, and perpendicular to the keyboard orientation.

Product features

On-Stage KSA7500

With its universal mounting attachment, this tilting tier should be everyone’s first choice for adding multiple keyboards to any X-style keyboard stand with round or square tubing. This universal unit can be stacked on top of a 2-tier stand...making it a 3-tier stand!

Founded on a promise of affordability, durability and innovation, On-Stage Stands products are used everyday in studios, showrooms, and on stages everywhere.

Product description

On Stage WS7500 Wooden Workstations are designed to be compact and attractive, perfect for the home studio! These workstations are ergonomically designed for maximum comfort and work efficiency. The rectangular steel tube frame is sturdy enough to support all of your computer/keyboard gear, while the compact Z-frame and slide-out keyboard tray keeps your set-up clean and sleek.

• Ergonomic setup for a computer, mixing monitors, and other studio equipment
• Heavy-duty Z-frame base provides a stable foundation for reliable gear support
• Desktop provides plenty of space for mixing gear, synths, and MIDI controllers
• Tray keeps the keyboard within reach and slides under the desktop when not in use
• Dimensions: 43" Wide x 38" High x 23.5" Deep
• Keyboard Tray Height 25" | Desktop Height 29"
• Upper Platform Height 37.5" | Keyboard Tray Dimensions 15" x 27"

User questions & answers

Question:	Can I fit/use a laptop on the bottom slide-out tray
Answer:	It does not. Please remember that it is a heavy keyboard. Get a sturdy stand
Question:	Does anyone know the hight between the desk surface and the bottom of the top shelf could I slide a 4 space rack cab under the top shelf
Answer:	Approx. 40 lbs
Question:	what's the length of the keyboard pull-out shelf? Want to know if there will be enough space for keyboard and mouse while gaming
Answer:	There's not a lot of people that make this comparision because the Fantom hasn't been out long. There are some Youtube videos. One big difference is the full weighted keys (rd-2000) vs semi weighted (fantom 8). The RD-2000 is more of a true digital piano whereas the Fantom 8 has the same sounds, its more of a workstation and its a lot larger. Hopefully you will get more responses.
Question:	Hi, what’s the height of this station
Answer:	Packaging Info Package Weight 74.4 lb Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 61.4 x 22.5 x 11"

Product features

On-Stage WS7500 Series

On-Stage WS7500 series Workstations are perfect for the home studio! These workstations are ergonomically designed for maximum comfort and work efficiency. The rectangular steel tube frame is sturdy enough to support all of your computer/keyboard gear, while the compact Z-frame and slide-out keyboard tray keep your set-up clean and sleek.

Founded on a promise of affordability, durability and innovation, On-Stage Stands products are used everyday in studios, showrooms, and on stages everywhere.

Product description

An extremely strong stand! This fully adjustable Model is a great choice for musicians who need support for large keyboards, heavy vintage electric pianos or DJ gear. The KSA7500 universal 2nd tier unit can be attached, making this a 2-tier stand!.

• Great choice for large keyboards, mixers, and DJ equipment
• Telescoping platform adjusts from 29" - 43.5" Wide
• Height adjusts with friction locking knobs with easy line-it-up positions
• Support bars and hinge add extra support and allow legs to fold under; folds flat for easy transportation and storage
• Non-slip rubber end caps

User questions & answers

Question:	What are the dimensions when fully collapsed and folded (for travel
Answer:	Mfr shipping box is: 29 in. x 14.5 in. x 3.5 in. __ no extra room/padding inside box.
Question:	does it shake when you play
Answer:	Not at all; at least it doesn't when I PLAY but I'm not a 'rock' keyboard player, either. It seems pretty solid to me.
Question:	How wide are legs at bottom at shortest setting of table top
Answer:	Approximately 14.5 inches by 47 inches. That's from the outside of the legs.
Question:	Do you send Turkey
Answer:	Hi Erman, thank you so much for contacting us. Yes, we send turkey but, only around Thanksgiving. Have a nice day.

Product description

Piano-style pedal with built-in 6' cord and polarity switch. Compatible with any electronic keyboard with ¼ input jack. A full size piano-style pedal that is perfect when you need a sturdy and responsive control over sustain! This high-quality pedal features a polarity switch making it compatible with virtually any keyboard. The heavy-duty spring allows for better control and durability. Compatible with any electronic keyboard with a ¼ sustain jack, including Yamaha, Casio, Korg, Roland and MORE! Specifications: Color: Black Powder Coat Finish Cord Length: 6' Connector: ¼ Foot Pedal: Chrome with removable scratch resistant protective cover, also doubles as a non-slip grip

• Full size piano-style pedal
• Polarity switch for universal compatibility
• Chrome foot pedal comes with a removable scratch resistant cover, which doubles as a non-slip foot grip
• Built-in 6' cord with 1/4" input jack

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work on an older Yamaha electronic keyboard model PSR 300m
Answer:	It has been a while I have a bench, I don't remember what I did in the beginning, but it seems not complicated, quite easy.
Question:	Does this pedal make a clicking sound when pressed? Thanks
Answer:	In my opinion, no... shifting the heights is very easy... and once you figure out the correct height for each student... less than a minute to change the height. You'll always have to be careful that the pins are fully engaged... because if they're not aligned properly, they are not in the hole (but that would be the same for any bench like this). Certainly much faster than the benches that you cranck up and down.
Question:	Does this pedal work for Yamaha S90 XS (Year
Answer:	I find it to be very sturdy, but I am confused about the "back and forth" concerns you have... sidewise back and forth? I think it could handle it. Front to back back and forth...? it's only about 20 inches wide on the bottom floor support bars, so if you were rockin' and reelin' on it, it would probably tip over. I mean.... it's just a keyboard bench, not a full blown grand piano stool. All in all, though... it's good solid steel, adjust heights easily (and of course the lower to the floor the more stable it would be). I'm 140 lb and have it set pretty high cuz I have long legs... and it's never given me a sense of instability. In fact, the stand the keyboard sits on is way less stable.
Question:	What if I want to sustain a note/chord for a minute or more? Is there a way to achieve this? What do I need? Thx
Answer:	Not familiar with Flexion uv sterilizer, if it takes a 18 watt bulb I would say so.
Question:	are keyboard benches the same as piano benches or are they too light to be used at the piano
Answer:	UV radiation produces ozone. There are no UV bulbs that do not produce ozone.Some high-voltage ballasts produce their own ozone, but that is a power supply issue, not a bulb issue.
Question:	HOW DOES ONE PUT THIS BENCH TOGETHER
Answer:	I wish I could help you I did not need to replace it yet . Sorry ,
Question:	I am looking for something for my piano students that will be adjusted often - will it be a hassle to change the height a few times a day
Answer:	Hmmm ... for what its worth. Check the bulbs metal contacts. GE makes the bulbs in China - and they can be too short to allow current to pass thru. If that's the case GE benefits by selling acceptable tools, not sub-standard cheap junk.
Question:	How sturdy is it, I am heavy set, but it says 330lbs
Answer:	I wouldn't do it. Your Fluval G3 is rated at 185 gallons per hour. The whole idea behind UV is exposure to the UV light. So that means a small water pump. Something 80 gph or less. If you check the output of a UV aquarium filter it should feel like it's barely pumping water. That's the whole idea.

Product features

On-Stage KT7800+

Our top-of-the-line keyboard bench has no equal! The design combines a 3” thick cushion for hours of comfortable play and a spring-loaded double deadbolt locking system for swift, sure and secure height adjustment.

On-Stage KSP100

A full size piano-style pedal that is perfect when you need a sturdy and responsive control over sustain. This high-quality pedal features a polarity switch making it universally compatible with virtually any keyboard. The heavy-duty spring allows for better control and playing longevity. Compatible with any electronic keyboard with ¼-inch input jack, including Yamaha, Casio, Korg, Roland and More!