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

Using as a base for a Rhodes 73-key in a custom case. Holding 80 lbs well. I added some extra neoprene strips to the top crossbars on this stand to keep contact with the bottom of the piano to avoid sagging (shouldn't be an issue for lighter-weight plastic/metal keyboards). The 12.5" depth of the stand is actually enough to support the Rhodes (about 22" deep). The style of the stand looks pretty sharp with it as well. It's wide enough at the top fully extended (43"), but with the legs angled outward, it takes up 52" of floor space for clearance (fine for 88 keys). But the stand crossbars only lock at min or max width extension. Maybe one extra hole halfway would be convenient for 73 keys.The stand folds up very neatly and takes up less space lengthwise (in a car trunk for example) than x-stands. Sturdier (less movement side to side) than T-stands as well.Only complaint is the stand height itself at 26.75" (the lowest setting). About 1" higher than the Rhodes normally sits with the original legs. At this height it is going to put a stage piano keyboard's keys at around 29"+ from the floor. I have an acoustic at 28.25". So maybe this stand could have a 1" lower height settting.

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.

Just as described. No assembly required, just unfold and adjust to desired height. Well-made and sturdy. The locking pens are extra security against legs accidently folding. My keyboard is a 61 full key Casio, so there was no need to expand the stand horizontally. I am very pleased with this purchase.

This is a very sturdy piece. My keyboard is fairly heavy and this works great. I had one of the X styles before, and this is so much nicer because there’s actually a place for your legs to be. :-)

Good stand, pretty sturdy, holds a Korg Nautilus 88 well (annoying that the Nautilus screw distribution on the bottom doesn’t allow it to sit flush as at point on the stand but that’s more Korg’s fault than the stands). The stand is firm, the keyboard will still vibrate a bit when playing strong but really no bounce or sway, the ensure the legs are fully fanned out or the stand with sway a bit. I added extra foam underneath the keyboard so the screws don’t hit the metal, as they dug through the provided foam instantly lol

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 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.

So much better than Z stands. Lots of legroom. Very stable.