Could you recommend me a sturdy stand? I have a toddler child at home.
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I got World Tour Double X Keyboard Stand which is good enough. For child-proofing you may want to go all out with this Yamaha L85 Keyboard Stand
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I would consider the Yamaha L85 which is wooden legs that bolt on. This is the only stand I know of that physically attaches to the keyboard versus having the keyboard rest on it. Best, Andy's Music
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Need to buy your own stand but they arent too expensive. I bought one for about $25. Its good quality too
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I too, love this stand and did not nail it to the wall and it manages to be sturdy enough to hold tv, video games, game conrollers, remotes, cable boxes without tipping over. I think nailing is optional.
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I use the stand for a 19" TV on the corner of my desk. It is very sturdy and I love it. To prevent slipping, you can try rubberized shelf lining (for dollar stores) or felt circles.
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I think it will be fine - the stand is pretty sturdy. Better product than we expected for the price.
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Ours broke within a month. My daughter just props it against something now. The stand is not strong enough or big enough in my opinion.
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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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It is sturdy - but your toddler will easily push it over. Also, got mine last summer, and now the paint is peeling off. Maybe I should have taken it inside during the winter.
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I think you will be fine. It is sturdy and has a wide base. My 16 month old can still use it with no issue.
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I highly recommend adding a kickstand. Bike shops will install them at minimal cost. You will appreciate having this as an option, especially if your child is young (we started riding with my son at age 18 months).
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No. I wouldn't buy a cheap stand either, the setup will be pretty top heavy.
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I placed my on a shelf, but I take that an appropriate stand is one sturdy and strong enough to withstand its weight of 16.5 lbs. Speakers should be at ear listening level, while seated, and out of the way from by-passers to avoid bumping into one of them. You may want to take a look at these websites. http://www.amazon.com/SANUS-Speaker-Stands-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B00006JQ5O/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1JG2EH4RR4B68HXSKQT3 - http://www.computeraudiophile.com/f12-headphones-and-speakers/stuck-selecting-desktop-speakers-17435/
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It would do fine in my opinion but you would want a more sturdy stand. The one this comes with its horrible.
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We have an in-ground umbrella cup on our patio so I didn't buy a stand, but I would suggest a heavy stand since the umbrella is heavier than most.
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I bought the SANUS SYSTEMS BF-31B Wood Speaker Stands for the fronts and the backs. They work fine as along as you do not have any kids running around. The front speakers as you know are very top heavy. I bought some Quakehold! 88111 Museum Putty and put it in all 4 corners on the stands just for a little reassurance. So far everything is working well. The stand have spikes on the bottom and little felt pads which are nice additions. Let me know what you end up doing.
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The construction is sturdy, just put the heaviest components on the bottom shelves to be safe. Its a well built stand and doesn't take up much room. I went with this one since i have a small living room.
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I think it's pretty sturdy. better quality than I expected. Mine is at the foot of my bed and I would be comfortable with a toddler using it as support. I just do not know about it being okay without being against something.