Is the stand fairly sturdy? Someone had mentioned a Casio standing shaking or swaying when playing a complex piece.
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I wouldn't say shaky, but it is narrow. We placed our stand against a wall and it is fine, but the stands narrowness could make it tipsy.
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Seems sturdy to me. We haven't had any problems with swaying,but Liberace does not live with us.
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It would be stable but if you have a receiver, center speaker, TV, etc. it might be hard to move or drag into position. The stand itself is very heavy.
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I have all three tiers loaded to the brim with synths. A 76 key on the bottom and two synths of various sizes on tier two and three. It's pretty stable. I don't use them in a live setting so I don't know how the stand will react to stage movement. I believe you should be alright. Just be sure to balance the weight accordingly(Heaviest on bottom)
1231959
I find the stand to be very stable. Mine's on a computer desk which is located in an area where the desk gets bounced rather often & the shake of the monitor is very minimal. This stand wouldn't topple over. I find it stable even when tilt to adjust for viewing.
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Theone: With so many variables involved, it's difficult to answer. If the desk is as long as, or nearly as long as the keyboard, then it probably will support it. However, I strongly recommend that you invest in a stable, double-x adjustable-height keyboard stand. The main problem with a desk is that its height is likely inappropriate for playing a keyboard, and you may develop serious hand and wrist problems. When you play, your elbows and wrists need to be at parallel heights, and your fingers should curve down to the keys. Yes, you could adjust the height of your chair, but this may make it uncomfortable to use your sustain (hold) pedal. You could try the Casio ARDX for under $30. I think it is probably very stable, although I've never used it. A better bet might be the Yamaha PKBZ1. This Casio keyboard is sometimes bundled with a stand and bench for a good price. Also, read my review comparing this keyboard to the Yamaha P-105.
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It doesn't have a stand. It's not a expensive piano but for the price it's a decent product. I bought mine for my 6 year old son and he loves it. We've even been rough with it and it still plays. We've had no problems with ours.
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A sturdy music stand like the Manhasset Mh5001 Orchestra Stand works pretty good.
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This stand is very sturdy and the screws have knobs that are not too tiny. I returned it only because for me it took longer to set up than the ones with levers. But the stand is well-built. The screws are not tiny and have nice handles so it might not be worse than some stands with very tight levers. Good luck!
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I haven't had any problems with it yet. It feels sturdy but it is mostly made of plastic along with the stand that it comes with.
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Yes, the stand is extremely sturdy. I am very, very happy with mine, which I've had for over 4 years.
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It is very sturdy, however if the stand itself can be rocked or shaken I would secure the stand as well. We have a very large tv on a stand close to the ground, our toddler can pull and shake on the TV and it holds well. I'm not sure I entirely understand your situation, but I hope this helps!
1231958
The stand was sufficient for me. Obviously, if you push it, it will fall over, but otherwise it's stable.
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Mrs M and Amazon: User's Guide received with my stand did not indicate weight capacity. However, normal common sense tells us it is a music stand used to hold basic music or other light weight materials. Heavy articles could cause it to tip over, or overload the tray and/or stand legs and cause a problem. Propose you contact distributor for their official answer to your question at PL &H International 13430 Alondra Blvd Cerritos, CA 90703 Email: plh.international@gmail.com Ph. 877-754-4681 562-623-9266
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I believe so. This stand is very sturdyt. I have a full 88 key Williams keyboard on it in my living room with not even a wobble. Strongly recommend.
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In an otherwise fantastic HDTV, this is the little weakness. The stand does wobble if you, well, wobble it. But once it's set up there's no reason to mess with it. It seems secure nonetheless. If you need to move it, pick it up by the set itself (two people, of course). Just my opinion.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I have know idea but it was not excessively heavy if that is what your worried about. I found this product to be of remarkably good quality. I did not use it for music. I use it to hold a large book for studying.