will my Casio Ctk510 (It is 61 keys) fit on this stand?
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I have a very heavy full keyboard Korg and this stand can STABLY hold something 2x's as heavy. VERY sturdy and strongly recommended.
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I have an electric organ with 28 keys. The organ just fits sitting on the two arms, so I would assume a 61 key would fit on the stand.
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Yes, it should fit without issues. I have an Alesis Fusion (61 keys) and it fits fine. It would probably accommodate almost any length keyboard. It is very sturdy/stable.
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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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It is adjustable, and I don't know what the casio ctk 541 looks like, but the keyboard we have on it is a 88 key keyboard, full size and it fits fine
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I'm not sure. Check with your booklet that came with your piano. I have a wk-200.
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My son's Casio is 11"x52"x4 1/2" and fits. You should also check the other Q&As; about this item.
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Yes, it will. My piano, Casio Privia PX-350M's specification shows; 132.2(w) x 28.6 (D) x 13.5 (H) cm (52 1/16 x 11 1/4 x 5 5/16 inch). And my piano fits in with a lot of room (I can even cover music stand). This is made with really stretchy material.
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Don't know. Korg.com displays Sp-100 as a keytar. Your mileage may vary. The stand is made for SP-170 88 key, but other keyboards may fit. I don't own a SP-100.
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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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I'm sure it would fit, you may just have to open the stand a little wider, which means it would be a little bit lower. It is adjustable with approx 6 settings which allow you to use it from standing up to sitting on a low seat. The only thing about using the standing up setting is that the arms are closer together so it may not be stable enough for an 88-key at that height.
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Just measured vs. my upright piano and the keys are less than 1/2 mm wider than the Casio's. Measured over 12 keys the difference is about 3 mm more width than the Casio.
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While I don't know the size of your keyboard, I think it will. Basically the keyboard just sits on top of the stand and does not actually mount to the stand. The stand is very sturdy however. I hope this helps.
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Not sure, check the measurements of your keyboard and compare with the covers measurements. The cover fit very well over a 76 key Yamaha model YPG-235 portable grand and the sheet music stand.
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I use this on an old "Ultimate Support" a-frame piano keyboard stand and clamp it to one of the tubes (each tube is 1.5" in diameter and the c-clamp BARELY fits around the tube, although it does provide a secure fit). Hope this helps...
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I really don't know. I have the KL-100. You might check the Casio website. It would probably tell you. If I had saved the package, it might tell you there, but I didn't save it. Sorry, no help.
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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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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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Yes, it will work with Casio WK200. I own that exact keyboard and bought this exact pedal. Works great.