Deluxe Padded Keyboard Bench - Perfect for World Tours

Nathan Wagoner: Seems like a great stand. I've yet to have any issues.

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Claire: I liked this keyboard bench overall, though it's worth putting extra effort into the assembly process. Initially, this was shakier than I expected, but mainly because some of the screw implementation wasn't super solid. After some adjustments, this worked great.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

MF HughesMF Hughes: I was worried that what I was ordering would not work as promised. I vaccilated between going ahead and ordering it or just clearing my shopping cart and doing some work. I finally decided to take the plunge and make the order. But when it arrived, I took it out if the box and what do you think happened? It worked. It's a stand. It stands. It holds stuff, too. Bravo.

United States on Aug 08, 2023

R. T. N.R. T. N.: Update: 7/19/16

I recently came up with some better solutions to keep my keyboard from slipping from the stand after having disposed of the original rubber stoppers up top. The ones on the floor aren't as bothersome so I kept those. First solution is duct tape. I wrapped a piece of tape (sticky side out) around the top posts towards the outer ends, using another piece of tape to secure the tape in place, and finally wrapping it another half a circle to overlap the first layer. Holding the securing tape and pulling on the roll ensured a nice tight fit. This actually worked better than I thought. The tape held very securely, but I needed a more practical solution. I finally decided to use some velcro. Using this pack from Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001O6T2ZS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - I cut the fuzzy pieces to 8cm in length and wrapped them around the pole just like the duct tape, keeping the ends towards the bottom to restrict the amount of force on the ends of the strap. I have included an image of the completed project. It holds surprisingly well. Upgraded to 4 stars after the velcro...

United States on Feb 07, 2016

Elaine Wilkinson: After investing recently in a Casio Privia 350M, I went on the search for an appropriate stand which would both protect my investment, and allow me to easily break down the musician's corner sharing space in a very small office/guest room. (I would have loved the permanent wooden stand designed for these keyboards, but simply didn't have the space to devote to the exclusive use of a piano.) I initially purchased the "Yamaha YKA7500 Professional Double X Style Keyboard Stand" sold here on Amazon, which is excellent in design, strength (300 lb), quality, and easy to assemble. However, the "clamping" mechanism feature (which is what sold me), even at the narrowest width, is too wide to grip my dainty Privia keyboard to secure it to the stand. Even the rubber guards which the keyboard sits on to guard against "slippage" cannot be adjusted so the entire guard area at both front and rear can be covered by the keyboard. It is an expensive stand, a very nice one, but just wasn't a good fit for my Casio Privia.

The World Tour was my second choice and I bought it despite the reviewer who specifically stated that he/she felt it was not a fit for the Casio Privia keyboards. I took a...

United States on Jul 14, 2014