Can the keyboard be fixed onto the stand? Or does the piano just sit on top?
637752
It just sits on top. But it doesn't slide or move during use, even when my three-year-old niece would play it. It's pretty stable. The rubber on the stand t-bars is what keeps it in place.
637753
Sits on top of the frame just fine made more secure by mounts on the frame that slide sideways to make more secure. You would have to kick it over to knock it off.
637754
Hello - I believe the piano just sits on the top. I couldn't find a way to fix it to the tand.
637755
It just sits on top of the stand. I have kids and it has never fallen of. Its stable.
803002
The height is adjustable. At the lowest of the 5 notches on the stand it is 25" high WITHOUT the keyboard.
694800
I have found that if you place the opened keyboard on back face in a phone or tablet stand that it is much more stable and prevents it from falling over. Even the cheap plastiic stands will work. I can now even place the keyboard with the stand on my leg, while sitting down, without it falling backwards. I love the keyboard, but am stiil trying to find a work around for when it times out and trying to get it connected to the bluetooth again.
1271582
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...
965409
No the stand does not fit the keyboard at all. That is the only drawback and I forgot to mention that in my comment.
1702135
Yes of course. There is a cover for the front used as stand to and the keyboard detached from the tablet and cover.
69775
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.
1297847
Yes, but only for a very light top keyboard. This stand is very heavy, extremely sturdy, but gravity would defeat moving the top tier up or down, yet the position is comfortable. I use a Nord on top, and it is relatively heavy, so the top arms go straight up to support it. The stand is the best stand I have ever seen, but it's quite heavy, not for everyone. The price is very low to reflect this, but I have no doubt this stand will last longer than I will.
1241693
It just sits atop it. I haven't had any incidents of it almost falling off. It's a pretty standard keyboard stand.
748393
The stand is integral to the keyboard and cannot be detached. It can be folded under the keyboard to get it out of the way, however.
2054372
I don't have any way to secure mine but your keyboard might be different. Mine just sits on top of the stand. It feels really solid to me and has holes in the top where you could bolt it down (if your keyboard has that capability).
1370542
That is what I would do. It is tight to prevent the support arm from moving, and thus falling over. I had no reason to adjust it, as it works well on top of my piano.
1526036
The keyboard didn't fit the stand that came with it. You can set the keyboard on the stand but it doesn't attach "fit" to attach it. In our case this wasn't a problem because we weren't going to be using the keyboard in any way that would cause it to slip, but it does slip off if you're not careful. Best to use a table, or once you receive the keyboard bring it to a store and get a stand that fits. Hope this helps!
585106
When the desk is up and you are standing the keyboard can be on the top of the desk. If you put it down to sit, then you physically move the keyboard to lower section. Its just a matter of placing it on the lower surface. The lower section does have a pull out/slide out feature so the keyboard can be placed where its comfortable. I love my VariDesk! I have been a stander at work for last two years!! Hope this helps?
721323
If you look at the item page and roll over the picture for a closer look, you will notice on the bench that there is a knob that is in a slot. You turn the knob and slide it to wherever in the slot that gives you the proper height. If you look at the keyboard stand closely at the cross point, there is a half-moon with several holes in it. Hidden by the bench there is a knob that you would pull out and move the stand height to align to one or another of those holes, and the bolt of the knob would fit in there, securing the stand.
298028
Yes, if the piano has a music stand/holder upon which the light can be affixed. The solid rectangular box on the light pole is built like a vise; two sides separate and slide over the top of the music stand/holder, then two thumb screws squeeze the two pieces together. The grand piano of course has that music stand/rack/holder.
1766440
The keyboard does have a stand for holding the music. It is plastic and snaps into slots near the rear of the keyboard and seems sufficiendly substantial. The color of the stand that supports the keyboard is a dark charcoal and we find it pleasing.