Kadence Keyboard Stand for 61-88 Keys Piano & Synthesizer (U Type)
Details
- Colourblack
- MaterialU Type
- BrandKadence
- ShapeU Type
- Assembly RequiredYes
Description
🎶 Elevate your sound, anywhere you go!
- LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABLE - Easily transport your stand to gigs or rehearsals without breaking a sweat.
- SINGLE LEVEL SIMPLICITY - Streamlined design for quick setup and hassle-free adjustments—focus on your music, not your gear.
- UNIVERSAL FIT FOR 61 88 KEYS - Perfectly engineered to hold your full-sized piano or synth with rock-solid stability.
- SLEEK MINIMALIST BLACK DESIGN - Elevate your studio or stage setup with a professional, stylish look that blends effortlessly.
- U TYPE DOUBLE SUPPORT STRUCTURE - Innovative frame ensures maximum durability and balance during intense performances.
The Kadence Keyboard Stand is a robust, portable U-type stand designed to securely support 61 to 88-key pianos and synthesizers. Featuring a sleek black finish and double support structure, it offers professional stability and easy transport for musicians on the move.
Specifications
| Number of Levels | 1 |
| Special Feature | Portable |
| Color | black |
| Item Model Number | DP-01 |
| Item Part Number | Kadence |
| Primary material | U Type |
Reviews
D**A
Works as intended.
The stand does its job well, though it can be incredibly hard to put together the first time. The screws need to be tightened and the members have to be tilted just right for everything to fit together into one whole unit. It can take a few iterations to set it up. Once done, you will not want to take it apart. However, the stand is quite light and easy to shift around even with the piano on it.The length of the belts are small for an 88-key piano. Neither side could reach the slots of my Kawai ES120, so I had to shift the piano towards the left (position it a bit off-center) for the right belt to reach. Then, I had to increase the length of the left belt by adding a makeshift belt - a repurposed guitar strap for it to reach the provided slots on the piano. Once the belts were in place, the piano sat quite solid on it and will not move even when going hard at it.Another thing I did not understand is why the foam pads on top of the front two legs are angled/ slanted. You can see it in my images clearly for understanding what I mean, but the piano does not sit straight on the front pads (although it does sit perfectly straight on the two foam pads at the back). Not sure whether that is intended as per design or is some kind of manufacturing goof-up. All in all, it does not affect the stability as the piano does press the foam and sit well on account of its own weight.For the price, I think this stand works and looks marvelously well, and I plan on using this for a long time. But, the whole setting it up experience & the goof-ups make me feel, it could be sold for cheaper.
M**.
Pretty sturdy, could help with a better instruction manual though
Decently sturdy, might be a bit overpriced. Could help with a better instructions manual
C**A
Go for it
1. Stable n sturdy2. Installation manual instructions is not very helpful3. No adjustable height4. Lightweight n looks neatJust received the product n I'll be using it for my yamaha p45... recommended for keyboards with 6 or more octaves and for one place users as it is not foldable neither easy to install..
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