Would this hold a Casio Privia PX-5S on the second tier? The weight of this digital piano is 26 pounds. I'm using a Kawai MP7 on the KS7150 stand.
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This stand extension was used for a drum processor. It was not 26 lbs, but if the heavier piano was on the bottom, then you would probably be OK.
1475169
If it is on a stand (as opposed to the cabinet-type that is more like a real piano) it should work fine. If you have the cabinet-type, I don't know if it would have anything on the ends to keep it in place.
2267638
It works well for me. I have 2 Korg workstations 88 keys and 61 keys. It's a little tight but with the smaller one on the top at just about level, it works. There is a little room for modification if you're okay with that.
326444
Its surprisingly sturdy. My piano is a CME UF 80 classic... 1408 x 372 x 150mm. Weight: 24.7kg. Holds that fine for me all the way up to full height. I can't imagine why granite wouldn't be held just as easily?
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I can tell you it fits my Yamaha P35B, and to the best of my knowledge, I believe it will fit all Yamaha P series 88-key digital pianos - but I cannot confirm this from my own direct experience.
66649
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)
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The Akai MPK88 weighs about 67lbs, that's a heavy board. While this stand is rated to handle that weight, I wouldn't use this for a board that heavy.
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I doubt it. The stand seems very carefully tailored to the dimensions and shape of the particular Casio keyboard. I don't know anything about the Roland keyboard. BTW, the Casio stand comes knocked down and has to be assembled, although that's not difficult. However, there is a time when you have to fit the keyboard into the stand to make it hold together. Unless everything is exactly the right size and shape, it's a No Go and you'd be stuck with a stand that won't stay up, as I recall. It's been over a year since I put it together for my grandson. He has it at his home, which I'm not too near to check it out. I doubt it. The stand seems very carefully tailored to the dimensions and shape of the particular Casio keyboard. I don't know anything about the Roland keyboard. BTW, the Casio stand comes knocked down and has to be assembled, although that's not difficult. However, there is a time when you have to fit the keyboard into the stand to make it hold together. Unless everything is exactly the right size and shape, it's a No Go and you'd be stuck with a stand that won't stay up, as I recall. It's been over a year since I put it together for my grandson. He has it at his home, which I'm not too... » Read More I doubt it. The stand seems very carefully tailored to the dimensions and shape of the particular Casio keyboard. I don't know anything about the Roland keyboard. BTW, the Casio stand comes knocked down and has to be assembled, although that's not difficult. However, there is a time when you have to fit the keyboard into the stand to make it hold together. Unless everything is exactly the right size and shape, it's a No Go and you'd be stuck with a stand that won't stay up, as I recall. It's been over a year since I put it together for my grandson. He has it at his home, which I'm not too near to check it out. « Show Less
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It fits my 52" yamaha 88 key portable. Note: The stand will not go low enough to sit like you would at a piano, at least not with my keyboard, which is 6" thick. On the other hand, I am 5'2". If you want to stand and play, no problem, I suppose.
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http://m.usa.yamaha.com/products/pianos-keyboards/digital-pianos/portable-grand/dgx-650-digital-piano.htmlSo your keyboard is 55"x5.75"x17.5"So I'd say that's a "no," even without the stand.I've no idea why that other reviewer is telling you about how his son's keyboard fits. Your keyboard is larger, and will not. Nice case, but there it is.
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I don't know if you still need an answer to this. The height is adjustable. As far as ftiting your old Casio, I'm using it on an old one and it just sits on top. It isn't perfect, but it does what it needs to do.
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No. I don't understand the other answer about the width being perfect. I have the P115B, essentially the same size as the P105B, but the stand will NOT adjust small enough in the width. So, the piano sits on top and, even worse, it is too wide for the piano to sit on both rubber bumpers at the same time, so part of the piano is sitting on bare metal. Finally - because I have it set to the narrowest width, my knees hit the stand. I'm sending this back. Not the stand's fault, just too big.
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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.
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.
159659
No. Your keyboard is too deep to fit in this case. I would also be a little wary of carrying something as heavy as a yamaha pf85 in a soft case. You'll probably need something stronger.
654432
We bought a P105 piano with the yamaha stand so I can't speak to your model. It fits perfectly with ours installed with the L85 stand. That one is marketed for the p95. I don't think it would work independently without that stand and the stand isn't universal... It is cut to fit notches molded into the edges of the piano. But the pedals are far better than the little one packaged with the piano. Perhaps you could check out Yamaha's site or go look at one at a music store like guitar center. The stand is great for home use. Well worth it if it fits your keyboard.
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Yes, the P35B 88 is weighted, very much like their acoustic pianos (for example my G2).