Casio ARST Single-X Adjustable Keyboard Stand (Black)

Perfect portable table for the Casio keyboard. Good value for the price.

Buena calidad, facil armado, bastante ligero, ahora solo me falta comprar el teclado :)

You can't beat the price, and though the suggested maximum weight for the keyboard (150 pounds) seems excessive, the basic components--the "X" bars, two feet, and two upper tubes--are made off rugged metal that, unlike some other stands in the same price range, will not bend or break. And once assembled, the stand is a convenient, travel-ready single piece that weighs in at a featherweight 5 pounds (finally, the piano player catches a break!). A couple of considerations may discourage purchase:1. The otherwise unclear instructions state unequivocally (and with underlining): "When the upper tubes are installed correctly, the end of the right tube will line up with the end of the left tube." It then repeats the same statement (again with underlining) about the lower tubes (the "feet" of the stand). Indeed, I was able to line up the two lower tubes because the holes were drilled lower (or higher) in one lower tube than the other, thus compensating for the intervening flat bars of the "X" framework. By contrast, the two holes in the two upper tubes (holding the keyboard) were less "staggered" than those in the lower bars, requiring some experimentation before they lined up).2. Once the bars are screwed in properly, the stand is tight enough to offer convenient, one-piece traveling and strong support. I'm finding it a bit bothersome to fold the stand, only to discover a "rogue" cross-bar extending straight out from one side. The solution is to move the middle crossbar screw to a hole that's several holes in from the outer-most hole. Then the stand will close without any "spill-over" of the crossbar screw.3. Last, the stand disappointed me when I extended the cross-bar fully to see how low the stand would go. I'm 6-feet tall, and I'm afraid it was NOT quite low enough to match my arm position, even with the screw moved to the most extended position. It would work fine with a piano bench, which I no longer have space to carry. To accommodate a player using an ordinary house chair, the stand would need to go lower, esp. since most pianists prefer to have the keys closer to their naval than at chest level. (Maybe an extension piece from an erector set could be inserted to widen the crossbar and lower the stand?)Final word of caution: This stand can be more "precarious" than some, since the strength of the whole framework depends on the tightness of the screw in the middle of the cross-bar. Be sure to play with the knob of the screw toward--not away from--the player. And check it periodically for tightness--or else! (You could have a short night, along with a shorted-out board.)

I received this piano keyboard stand today, the delivery was fast and before promising time; when I ordered it, I was concerned it won’t fit my 61 Key keyboard piano RadioShack MD-1121, but after taking me less than 4 minutes assembling the parts and set my keyboard on it - le voilà - this simple keyboard stand is the perfect match: 100% stable, lightweight and solid and looks pretty - I love it! Would buy it again if I need - definitely recommend it for its universal use, its stability, looks nice and its little price!

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Could be sturdier, but easy to set up and move.

I bought this for my Aunt to use with her 90’s Casio keyboard, but sadly, even though the box clearly states that it’s compatible with CTK models, the CTK-150 has specific areas where the stand / supports would fit, and this stand didn’t fit it. It seems like it might be an OK stand, but it just didn’t fit her keyboard, so I returned it.

Nice, easy to assemble keyboard stand. Works well, but does not secure keyboard to it.