What's the shortest length the stand can stay upright in? I'm looking to use it on top of my digital piano to hold a binder but the space I have is slim.
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That's what I bought it for. So far have only used sheet music on it so can't answer how much weight it can handle. The depth depends on how your digital piano is sloped with the controls. I would buy it and just see how it fits.
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no guarantees, but I'd think you'd want at least 6, preferably, 7 inches of solid base.
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About 7-8 inches I would say, if it's angled back slightly (which is how I keep mine when reading). If you want it straight up and down, then 9 inches. The top-to-bottom measurement of the back (where the book/binder rests on) is 9 inches, but again, it can be angled back to nearly horizontal if you like, though if you angle too far back you may not be able to see the page you're reading.
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It wasn't easy to find one. I wound up with a road runner keyboard porter. It holds my collapsible x-stand, YPG-235, and essential accessories. I really like it.
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It folds up very nicely into a small and manageable size. About 20" long by 3 3/4" wide. It fits snugly into my music bag for taking along. It is the best, sturdy, strong foldable stand I have ever used!
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This stand will hold a music book if it is not too bulky. The lip of the stand is not that wide and there are holding clips set for a book ( only for pages)All in all, this stand is not as "heavy duty" as it purports to be and is quite confusing to set up as well.
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The light slips over and clamps to the top of the sheet music holder. I don't see why it would not work on an upright as the clamp is adjustable to fit over most holders and has nothing that would touch the the piano itself.
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i believe your concern is if the music stand is too thin. It isn't. The way the clips are designed, it actually clenches like claws. it'll even clinch a piece of tissue paper. and just in case anyone wants to know, the range is from 0 to maybe 5/8 inches.
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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.
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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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Yes it does. However, my book is quite thick and doesn't stay put as there isn't enough depth to the stand. A relatively thin book (half inch?) should work fine and so will sheet music.
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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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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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the table top music stand that was sent to me was Not well made . Not well assembled...you should be able to use it on your keyboard. personally, i would use a music stand that is fitted to a keyboard stand or a free standing/stand alone, heavy duty music stand...
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We had the silver chrome stands in high school that had a fold up base and a fold up book stand to fit into a neat three inch cylinder, thirty inches long, but not this music stand. The legs will fold up, but the book holder (19"W,14"H and 5" deep) is a solid, significantly designed holder for the heaviest music books. This book holder is the reason to buy this stand, but it is not easily transportable.
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Mrs M and Amazon:User's Guide received with my stand did not indicate weight capacity.However, normal common sense tells us it is a music stand used to hold basic music or other light weight materials. Heavy articles could cause it to tip over, or overload the tray and/or stand legs and cause a problem.Propose you contact distributor for their official answer to your question atPL &H; International13430 Alondra Blvd Cerritos, CA 90703Email: plh.international@gmail.comPh. 877-754-4681562-623-9266
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I have a Yamaha E223 and the keyboard just lays on top of it and doesn't come loose too easily. I think it's a great stand for the price.
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I haven't actually measured the stand but I keep it in my trunk. I'd guess from about 24" to 30". Hope this helps. The stand is much better made than one I'd seen in a local music supply store.
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If you mean the width it's about 3 inches. it's enough for a good size music book. I feel very comfortable using this stand.