7 best onstage music keyboards

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

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

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

On Stage KS8291XX Pro Double X Keyboard Stand is built with superior quality and durability for the most demanding musicians! This pro-level model features the heaviest tubing found in On Stage’s arsenal. This stand is built with an ergonomic trigger, internal rod mechanism, as well as a solid-steel spring-loaded deadbolt. Simply squeeze the ergonomic trigger to disengage the clutch, position the stand at any of its five convenient height adjustments and release the trigger to re-engage the clutch. The double X frame make this rugged stand a force to be reckoned with.

• Designed with strength and comfort in mind
• Features the heaviest 30mm square tubing we have in our arsenal for stability and durability
• Lok-Tight construction for easy assembly
• ERGO-LOK system features an ergonomic trigger, an internal rod mechanism and a solid-steel spring loaded deadbolt assembly
• Adjustable rubber arm sleeves can be positioned to fit virtually any keyboard width
• Non-slip rubber end caps keep your stand and your keyboard in place

User questions & answers

Question:	Can this stand hold a Yamaha cp
Answer:	The base of the stove fan is made of aluminum as described.
Question:	Can this stand fold enough to be flat
Answer:	A inch and a half? I didn't measure it. It work's great tho. I can feel the heat from across the room. I'm going to get another one.
Question:	Will this fit a yamaha ypg 535 88 keyboard
Answer:	All inventory that we know of right now is metal
Question:	Can a On Stage LPT6000 laptop stand be attatched to this piano stand
Answer:	It is approximately 20-24 inches long. I hope this helps.

Product features

On-Stage KS8291

The On-Stage Double-X is built for the most demanding of musicians. This pro-level model features the heaviest tubing On-Stage has in their arsenal and an ergonomic trigger, internal rod mechanism, as well as a solid-steel spring-loaded deadbolt. The double-X frame makes this rugged stand a force to be reckoned with. Simply squeeze the ergonomic trigger to disengage the clutch, position the stand at any of its five convenient height adjustments, and release the trigger to reengage the clutch.

Product description

On Stage KS8191XX Double X keyboard stand is perfect for musicians who want tough, durable quality without spending a fortune! This On Stage stand features a classic bullet-nose pull knob for height adjustment, 27 to 39 inches. With the Lok-Tight system it provides a 5 position adjustment disk and steel reinforced clutch and center hinge. These features make for simple width and height adjustments. The welded Double X workhorse adds stability and holds more weight, up to 200 lbs!

From the Manufacturer

Many of today's musicians like things simple and affordable. That's why we offer this popular Double-X with its classic bullet-nose pull knob and upgraded, stronger 1" square tubing. Lok-Tight construction makes for easy assembly.

• A keyboard stand designed to be simple and affordable
• Lok-Tight construction for easy assembly
• 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

User questions & answers

Question:	Can it hold a 88 key keyboard
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Question:	Can it hold a Williams allegro 88 keyboard
Answer:	Definitely 8.5.

Product features

On-Stage KS8191

Many of today’s musicians like things simple and affordable. That’s why On-Stage offers this popular Single-X stand with its classic bullet-nose pull knob and upgraded, stronger 1 inch square tubing. The Lok-Tight construction makes for easy assembly.

Founded on a promise of affordability, durability and innovation, On-Stage Stands products are used everyday in studios, showrooms, and on stages everywhere. Today, professionals and amateurs all over the world put their trust in On-Stage Stands.

Product description

The SM7022B features a detachable bookplate, black powder coat finish and easy folding design. The leg assembly slides down the base of the main shaft and locks into place with a patented squeeze and lock lever mechanism. Includes handy carry bag. All edges are securely bound and the durable material make this bag a smart choice to protect your stand.

From the Manufacturer

The SM7022B features a detachable bookplate, black powder coat finish and easy folding design. The leg assembly slides down the base of the main shaft and locks into place with a patented squeeze and lock lever mechanism. Includes handy carry bag. All edges are securely bound and the durable material make this bag a smart choice to protect your stand.

• Our most economical option
• Includes carry bag
• Detachable, tilting bookplate holds three 8.5" x 11" sheets
• Fold out extensions hold sheets securely in place
• Height adjustable
• Lower shaft slides down for storage and travel
• Leg assembly features a patented squeeze and lock lever mechanism

User questions & answers

Question:	Would this be strong enough to hold my ipad in front of the treadmill
Answer:	probably be ok, but the stand is a bit shaky....look for a sturdier one
Question:	Will it fit Williams Allegro
Answer:	It fits a Roland FA-08, which is roughly 56" wide, 6" high, and 14.5" deep. The cover has a stretchy character to it, and it would fit a bigger or bulkier keyboard than mine.Measure your keyboard. Simple as that.
Question:	I have a Casio Privia PX 150. It's roughly 10 X 53. Would this particular dust cover fit that
Answer:	Yes, it will. My piano, Casio Privia PX-350M's specification shows; 132.2(w) x 28.6 (D) x 13.5 (H) cm (52 1/16 x 11 1/4 x 5 5/16 inch). And my piano fits in with a lot of room (I can even cover music stand). This is made with really stretchy material.
Question:	Will this cover fit an 88-key digital Yamaha YPG
Answer:	Yes. It is of the "One size fits all" variety. Very strechable and light weight. Sort of like a fitted sheet. Elastic on the bottom and soft.
Question:	I think there is a mistake in the dimensions in the product details section. Could you tell me what are the correct dimensions? Thank you
Answer:	The product detail dimensions are probably the folded packaged dimensions. I have a 51" x 13" keyboard that it comfortably fits. I'm sure it would stretch to fit a keyboard slightly larger.

Product features

On-Stage KDA7088B

Keep your keys free of harmful dust and debris with this dust cover. Dust free spandex material stretches to fit 61-76-key or 88-key keyboards. Comes complete with a built-in bag, plastic cord and locking clasp. Locking clasp secures dust cover over keyboard and also fastens bag shut. Entire dust cover fits in storage bag when not in use.

On-Stage SM7022BB

On-Stage has reintroduced the Detachable Sheet Music Stand, making this the most economical option. The SM7022B features a detachable bookplate, black powder coat finish and easy folding design. The leg assembly slides down the base of the main shaft and locks into place with a patented squeeze and lock lever mechanism. The stand will also be available with a bag; the SM7022BB. All edges are securely bound and the durable material make this bag a smart choice to protect your stand.

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!