Is this stand suitable for Korg Krome 88 keys long keyboard, I'm looking for a stand thant can be used in a comfortable sitting position
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At just under 33lbs, I don't see any reason why this stand should not perform superbly for the Korg Krome 88. It has a simple design that let's you enjoy playing with confidence. I enjoy this stand quite a bit, and it's more affordable than other stands that may look nicer, but don't perform as well. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely. I'm using it with a Yamaha Motif 88 key keyboard that weighs 70lbs, and it's been great. As a bonus, it breaks down fairly small when you need to transport it to a gig.
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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.
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The weight of your keyboard is going to be no problem. I love my stand...and I do use it while seated and while standing. However, a standard piano bench is going to be too low with this stand. You'll need a comfortable bench or stool that is 3-4 inches higher than normal to keep the proportion between your seat and your keyboard while on this stand correct. Otherwise even at its lowest, your keyboard will feel too high.
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Hello. Just realized I had not responded to you. I think you could use it as a keyboard stand. The height is adjustable. There is a lip on one end that can find up or out not sure if that would be bothersome? Hope that helps. P.S. I love the stand to hold my books and papers
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IMHO, this is the BEST stand I've ever had for my keyboard. It isn't a small one but if the dimensions of your keyboard (width and length) will not fall between the bars, this keyboard will get you where you are going! It's sturdy and steady as well as easy to assemble and fold away.
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The metal track is &lt; 18" long so that should be fine. The keyboard itself may protrude from underneath the desk, but my desk is 36" deep and the way it was installed extends in front of my desk as well. I think you'll be fine.
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Sort of, there are 5 height settings, at its lowest setting the bars to rest the keyboard are the furthest apart (34 1/2in), so you couldn't fit the keyboard at this setting. This height is one I like because you can sit in a standard chair and play. The next height setting up, the bars are 30 1/2 in across, then the next setting they are 25 1/2in. The 4th setting they are 20in across, which would work for your keyboard, but you would have to stand to play because your keyboard would be 3 feet off the ground. It's a great keyboard stand, but I don't recommend it for your keyboard
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I don't. I have a Fatar 88 key weighted keyboard... It is heavy as hell. It has never moved on me at all while playing, standing or sitting.The frame itself feels wobbly but has never collapsed on me. I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised with it considering it is a pretty cheap stand. So far it has exceeded expectations.
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The inside is 20 and a half inches. It will be a tight fit, but I think it will fit. My keyboard is 19" and fits fine. I really like this stand, holds my large flat panel screen. I do not use the speaker stands. Best price of the ones I checked. Not sure why the difference in all the answers.
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This stand is generic, I am sure it will work as long as you keyboard is a standard size.
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I have a rhodes 88 in case. I have not secured it onto stand. The stand is really sturdy and have not needed to attach it Don't move it often though. The weight of the keyboard and the stand itself make it steady
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I have an older model of Korg 88 key digital piano that has a huge cabinet, and it fits in the Gator 88 case with plenty of room to spare. So you shouldn't have any problems. There shouldn't be any keyboard that won't fit in this case.
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Kariliza, This may not be much help, but at least you'll have the length sizes: http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/accessories/kb-stands/pkbz1/?mode=model There's also a place to enter your zip code to find a dealer near you that may have all the information.
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the bars that hold the keyboard are 13" long which is the same depth of our casio. they have rubber tread so it seems any keyboard can be held. there is no connector or latch or any specific thing the keyboard has to stay on the bars--it just lays on the rubber tread and stays! also the stand can extend to hold longer keyboards. ours is 2 3/4' long. from what i read in the reviews, this stand fits with many brands.
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Yes, this stand works with the Korg keyboard. It is very stable and with a 2year old running around the house and bumping into it, I've never had any trouble at all with it moving. When I play the keyboard it is quite stable. I hope this helps.
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Hi: I talked to my husband who received this Yamaha Keyboard Stand as a Christmas present for 2012 and he does not remember having a problem putting this item together. He must have been the lucky one to receive all the items needed in order to set this stand up.
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This stand is very sturdy and I believe meant for even a professional keyboard! Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately, no, not really. The bars that are supposed to support the underside of the keyboard are too long to fit in the grooves, so that you either have the keyboard wanting to flip over away from you, or flip over towards you. I am likely exaggerating how unbalanced it is, but nevertheless, with its tendency to slide on the stand, it can become a real issue.
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The only measurement that affects whether your piano will fit is the width of your piano (tip of piano key to the backside of the piano). If it is wider than rods in the picture, then you simply wouldn't be able to use the little nubs at the ends of each rod to prevent your keyboard from sliding off. I measured it just now. The upper rods that your keyboard would rest on are about 14 inches long. If your keyboard's width is equal or less than that, you're good to do.