QUIK LOKZ/726 L Double Tier Extra-Wide Height Adjustable Z-Style Keyboard Stand

This stand exceeded my expectations. It was unclear what the inner width was and if it would work with my organ set-up. The inner width of the stand is about 40" so it easily fits a 2 octave pedalboard. The stacking mechanism is solid and easily accommodated my 30 lb Dexibell 76 key keyboard. I was worried it wouldn't go low enough to achieve a playable height with the Yamaha P-45 that is 6" tall. It all fits perfectly, and is at a good playing height on the lowest setting with a high (22") organ bench. It would not be low enough for a P-45 with a regular piano bench. That is one drawback, or a thinner keyboard would need to be purchased to accommodate. Another drawback for an organist, is the crossbar that blocks my foot from accessing the swell and crescendo pedals easily. I can kind of work them with my toe, but it isn't ideal. Overall, at this price point, it is a good practice set-up.

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Ottimo prodotto, nonostante gli oltre 17 kg dell' arranger sul secondo piano, regge perfettamente ed è assolutamente stabile. Consigliato soprattutto per chi sul piano alto poggia uno strumento abbastanza pesante

Very well made, sturdy / strong unit. I use it for my 88 key Stage Piano and Arranger Module for Rhythms / Accompaniments. The upper brackets slide along the back rail to any distance apart, which is ideal for and additional equipment to go above the main keyboard such as modules, laptops etc. (as well as a second keyboard if preferred). Overall and Excellent Product - Brilliant design!

This thing is rock steady and extra wide which is what I wanted. I have an 88 key on the first tier and a 76 key on the second tier. Even the first tier would accommodate a wide keyboard like a Roland Fantom or Yamaha MODX. It's heavy duty and has a lot of space underneath for your legs and pedals.Even though technically this can be easily taken apart and reassembled because everything is just hand knobs, that's not really it's function. So don't expect to take this on a gig with you by any stretch, unless you're going to be at the same place for days, or you have a crew to do it for you.The only downside I had with this is just the instructions. They're pretty minimal. If you are accustomed to putting things together then you basically will figure it out. But if you are a person who doesn't do well with put together furniture etc. without help, it might be a bit frustrating. Otherwise I have no complaints at all. It checked off all of the boxes I was looking for in a wide keyboard stand.