Would this stand work for my Casio PX-110 keyboard? My old stand (CS-65) broke and thought I would try this easily portable version. Thank you!
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I don't know why not. It's certainly strong enough. I'm not familiar with your keyword but it would hold any that I've seen. Be aware, however, it needs a stool or you will want to stand. It does not adjust low enough to work very well with a normal chair.
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Yes, there is only one size of keybd stands, the difference comes in it's sturdiness
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We had this stand for the PX-110, and it worked for about 1.5 years. We moved it about one to two times per week, then not at all for a few months. It seems sturdy enough, but when my husband, who kind of pounds the keys and leans into the piano, started playing it - whether that is the reason or not - somehow there was too much pressure on one of the welded screws/joints, and it came apart. The stand is more fragile than it should be. We now purchased a different one with a higher weight rating. Hopefully this will last longer.
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I believe so. This stand is very sturdyt. I have a full 88 key Williams keyboard on it in my living room with not even a wobble. Strongly recommend.
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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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I have a yamaha PSR E343, and I had to drill holes (carefully, of course), but it works fine...it has to. I contacted the mfr. and theysaid they simply could not make a stand to fit any possible keyboard. I don't believe it, and they need to find another engineer.
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I think it should.The stand is holding a Casio WK500 Digital Keyboard.The keyboard weighs 17.2 lbs.without batteries.
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I would think Casio products work with all Casio's. Just don't mix Yamaha with Casio as the polarity can be different.
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I'm not sure, as I am unfamiliar with with the synthesizers you have. The smallest keyboard that I have pkaced on the stand is 49 keys (Akai MPK49).
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Yes, no problems using it with the Casio PX-330 . The only complaint is that the pedal slides around on a well-polished hardwood floor.
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I have a Casio px-310 which is similar in size to the px-150. The Case was large enough for me to store my keyboard and also had room on the sides to store my peddles and such. The case had a little more room around the sides than I expected but the straps keep my keyboard from shifting too much.
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Yes.... This is a heavy duty keyboard stand. I definitely would recommend this. I have a heavy S-80 YAMAHA KEYBOARD and I'm very pleased to know that it is well supported from falls.
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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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This stand is very sturdy and I believe meant for even a professional keyboard! Hope this helps.
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The stand is a regular stand and it is really good but nothing secure the keyboard to the stand, only be carefull, works really good, it is make to support it.
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It will fit, but it will have a LOT OF SPACE around the keyboard. The Casio is - W x D x H 52" x 11.3" x 5.4", so in my humble opinion you'd be better off with a smaller case like the Gator GK88SLIM Slim Line 88-Note Lightweight 54 x 15 x 6 Inches Keyboard Case on Wheels. Hope that helps.
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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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Hi David,I like this stand very much. It's light weight, no tools needed to set up or break down, and my piano stays put even when I play with a heavy hand. I have a Yamaha P-35. 88 keys. 52 3/16 (L) x 11 5/8 (D) x 6 1/16 (H) WEIGHT 25.6 LBS. I hope this was helpful.Judy T.
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I am not sure, but it fits my motif xs7 76 key keyboard with a bit extra space. I doubt the Casio is larger than the motif.
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Theone: With so many variables involved, it's difficult to answer. If the desk is as long as, or nearly as long as the keyboard, then it probably will support it. However, I strongly recommend that you invest in a stable, double-x adjustable-height keyboard stand. The main problem with a desk is that its height is likely inappropriate for playing a keyboard, and you may develop serious hand and wrist problems. When you play, your elbows and wrists need to be at parallel heights, and your fingers should curve down to the keys. Yes, you could adjust the height of your chair, but this may make it uncomfortable to use your sustain (hold) pedal. You could try the Casio ARDX for under $30. I think it is probably very stable, although I've never used it. A better bet might be the Yamaha PKBZ1. This Casio keyboard is sometimes bundled with a stand and bench for a good price. Also, read my review comparing this keyboard to the Yamaha P-105.