Hi, how low does the stand go? i plan on using it for my home studio for a nord stage 88 and a berhinger controller. using a chair
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Definitely will go low enough for use with a regular chair - adjustable for sitting to standing positions.
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It's adjustable, even for use with a regular chair. I have the purchase the adjustable bench from amazon and works perfect in every adjustment there is.
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It definitely doesn't work on a simple stand. I purchased a large pro studio boom to hold it. It is setup in my bedroom studio however.
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so sorry its taken me this long to answer-you've probably already bought this--minimum ht. of the platform is more along the lines of 30 inches with the tripod legs in a relatively stable position--26 inches puts you at the middle adjustment knob--if your chair is 26 inches high you would be alright
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It's technically a heavy duty speaker stand. I have the dvc60 model crane by proam so I can only vouch for that.
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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.
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Yeah, I just extended it all the way, and you can raise the bottom edge (where you would rest your music) up to 48". You can lay the top horizontally (in fact, it'll flip 180 degrees), and with the knob you can get it to hold pretty tight. I'm not using it professionally, so I can't say to what degree it would hold up when it's regularly being used/abused as it's being broken down on a regular basis. I mostly have had it in one position since I got it.
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The lowest adjustment is 26". Regular piano keys surface level is ~28.5". The difference in 2.5" probably is too small to fit a keyboard but in general is acceptable. Stand is very stable. I like it. I also use adjastable On Stage KT7800 Plus Padded Keyboard Bench for practicing my keyboard.
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At it's lowest adjustment, it's 27 inches off the ground.And Yes you can use a normal chair. I use my computer chair so a normal chair should work out just fine.I really enjoy my stand.Good Luck. phil holbrook
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Kind of ... You will need to work on your grip. Also the pole is a bit more slippery than the one at the studio I go to. The height should be in the description. It's probably 10-11ft
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I personally not using it with an 88, but its adjustable and can't imagine some selling a stand like this and not accommodate an 88. Don't want to steer you wrong, so just make sure to hunt down an specs you need. This beats the old X style I had for stability!
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Unless you've got a super heavy duty mic stand with a very wide base, there's no way this will stand on the end of any stand that is angled. It's just too heavy. My other problem is that I can't find a stand tall enough to facilitate standing up at this mic. As far as isolation goes, however, this does make a notable difference in my mini "studio". So I guess it's a trade off.
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It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy. hope this helps. -Joshua It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy.... » Read More It can be a little short... I'm a 5'8 Violinist and sometimes i wish it would go higher.. at max its 60" overall, 48" at where the sheet music rests. Kinda unstable at that height if bumped. maybe they kept it at its height for stability issues. I don't regret my purchase if that means anything. It's not a perfect stand but for the price and features it is a great portable stand even for adults. If you want something more stationary and sturdy you'd have to spend about 40 usd and get one of those solid metal stands you see in orchestras. They are awesome but cumbersome and heavy. hope this helps. -Joshua « Show Less
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Oh yeah, it will handle it. I have a rack mounted guitar processor sitting on mine and it is solid. The Guitar processor weighs about 18 lbs. As far as it being annoying, that is a subjective thing. I don't think so but then again, that is my own personal view. It is hard to find a quality swing-arm stand. This one is very nice. Hope this helps.
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I would say it depends on what you want to do with it. I bought it hoping to put a smaller guitar (almost kid size) on it and the stand is now in storage because it was too annoying for that size. The problem is that the part of the stand that actually holds the guitar is both wide and deep. I can get the guitar to balance on it but any bump, no matter how slight, causes it to fall off. So if you want it for a situation where you are certain that nothing will bump into it, might work. Otherwise I would look for something else.
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I use it with my Ovation CS24-RR Guitar model and it works great. Great stand.
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I agree with all that responded. My stand has been great (50' TV) do know they can cause problems though. Be sure to use the proper screws, do not over tighten, you should be fine. AND I agree Sceptre customer service is fantastic! A+++ from personal experience.
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Hmmm... I'm thinking that this amp stand may be a little big for that job. Maybe look up "Studio Monitor Stand".