Would this be suitable while playing the keyboard (I am short) ?
924536
No, I would imagine this would be much too small. This is for applications like mic'ing kick drums.
924537
I would say you'd be better off with a standard height boom stand. This I use mainly for kick drum mics and guitar cabs.
924538
Pat,I measured it and it is 21" to the lowest setting and 41" to the tallest setting. I really like it. It has a heavy base and is built solid. You can adjust it to any position you want. has a nice boom on it. I hope I helped you decide. Rick(tats)
924539
I would say no. It only reaches about 2 feet upwards. This is for either a kick drum mic or a table top mic. For keys I use a standard sized boom and usually have it setup against a keyboard for added stability when the boom is deployed.
323343
if the keyboard has quarter inch outputs or RCA outputs then it will hook up fine. And it will support a microphone also at the same time.
1761289
I don't know why not. You have a keyboard. It's basically just a small laptop.
2104054
Yes, it is, however the keyboard is quite tall, so I can't imagine it being comfortable to use that way.
914640
I believe you could. You have another input on the amp but I don't know how good quality sound for a keyboard you could get. I think it would be decent but not sure.
928472
I believe so. With the short scale and narrow width at the nut I believe this bass is ideal for someone with shorter fingers.
1262246
you can use a headphone with this, any type will work. A foot pedal comes with the keyboard
504576
Yes, I think it is comfortable for sitting. My adult daughter uses it with a full-size 88 keyboard and sits to play. The height is easily adjustable.
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.
769513
I don't think so. It's like a regular keyboard, not heavy like a piano. It's more like a child's toy. But great for beginners like me. I'm an adult.
105111
Absolutely not! It couldn't even handle a single piano keyboard. It's alright for mids but terrible for lows and distorted for highs.
2006593
It may be too short. I think this stand would be great for positioning a mic for an acoustic guitar.
2267639
As long as the lower player doesn't mind the overhang, and the upper player keeps the top keyboard level, I don't see why not. Third criterion: you'll want the heavier keyboard to be the lower one. That said, you're probably better served by buying a pair of X stands for less total cost than the two-tier.
793011
Could use with keyboard but not really designed for it. Has 2 inputs and USB
116660
It was not comfortable for me as the keyboard sits too high on it. I ended up buying the Yamaha L85 stand meant for this keyboard, and it made a big difference in hand placement for me, worth the extra $99. I gave the X stand to a friend who had a keyboard but no stand.
1530779
It is not that short. Except if you are a big guy. I have 1.80 meters and it is ok for me. Ps: I'm not using the keyboard section of the table. Maybe if you will use it , it will be kind of short.
819695
Not for me. If you account for the depth of a typical desk and the distance you will stand back to use the keyboard, it is about the same as sitting.