Amazon Basics Classic Adjustable Keyboard and Piano Stand
$29.00
Classic keyboard and piano stand with a single-X-shaped design for stability Adjustable-height options include 39 inches, 37 inches, 33.8 inches, 30.3 inches, and 25.6 inches Made of durable steel and PVC materials (with a plastic PP bottom) for long-lasting strength Sleek black color for a stylish appearance and easy coordinating with other equipment Measures 16.1 by 17.7 by 37 inches; weighs 6.6 pounds;
| Item Weight | 6.61 pounds |
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| Product Dimensions | 16.14 x 17.72 x 37.01 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| ASIN | B07NPJB964 |
| UNSPSC Code | 43210000 (Computer Equipment and Accessories) |
| Item model number | DF002 |
| Customer Reviews | /* 4.6 out of 5 stars 3,491 ratings P.when('A', 'cf').execute(function(A) { 4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #274 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #5 in Keyboard Stands |
| Date First Available | September 25, 2019 |
60 reviews for Amazon Basics Classic Adjustable Keyboard and Piano Stand
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Universal sustain pedal with chrome foot pedal for a natural, realistic pedal action Classic design with a conveniently located polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards Premium build with a robust, heavy-duty mechanism for uncompromised reliability Lightweight, ultra-compact aesthetic provides classic piano style sustain in portable footprint Specially designed rubber pads located on the pedals underside grips the floor and stays put while you play Includes 6 foot cable with 1/4 inch jack; 1 year warranty
60 reviews for M-Audio SP-2 – Universal Sustain Pedal with Piano Style Action For MIDI Keyboards, Digital Pianos & More Musical Instruments
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Good quality
Very nice little pedal. Great quality for the price.
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perfect
very heavy very well-built perfect
2 people found this helpful
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Real nice pedal
I’m glad I got this pedal; it works well on my Yamaha p-125 electric piano. It has a switch on the pedal to reverse what stepping on the pedal does. It also makes it compatible with all the synthesizers. Looks and works well. Has a nice weight to it, so it won’t move around while using it. I would recommend this to a friend if they were looking for one.
One person found this helpful
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Great pedal.
Nice weight to it. Sturdy and satisfying to use.
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Icing on the practice cake
Nice material, weighted just well enough to stay put. From an amateur, this seems to work nicely.Plus its validating to learn a tune without the pedal and then add it after you’ve practiced it a bit! Glad I bought it early on to practice good mechanics from the start and build that muscle memory that takes some getting used to.
One person found this helpful
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I love it!
I am satisfied with this product.
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Essential Accessory For A Keyboard
My Yamaha P71 (P45) 88 Key Keyboard came with a sustain pedal but the included one is very light and doesn’t have the feel nor the half pedal ability of the M-Audio SP-2 or the weight which helps to keep it from moving around. I bought it at the same time I purchased the keyboard and it’s reasonably priced and a “required” accessory for an intermediate player and possibly a beginner.
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Works with my Yamaha digital piano
Yay! It works with my Yamaha digital piano. I am so happy.
One person found this helpful
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Value for money
Create control of sustain and sound texture!
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Great customer service
The First one I ordered was defected, (Reverse sustained). But was replaced with another one the next day. very speedy, very good. Thanks
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Great value for money
I used this item to play keyboard in church it work great could have have more features but it holds up to what it delivers
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Great pedal!
Feels good. Looks good. Works great!
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A great addition to our keyboard
Easy to connect
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M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal (The Best!)
I’m going to make this quick because it is simply that good! I have an older model digital synthesizer: Suzuki SP-40e. I wanted a sustain pedal and the first one I bought cost about $5.00 less than this M-Audio pedal. However, regardless of what I did, (using every variation offered in several websites), I could only get the sustain effect when the pedal was in the ‘released’ position.That first pedal had an “no/nc” switch, (as does the M-Audio), The switch would not work in the “no” position, only the “nc”.I noted in the reviews of that pedal as well as many others, that the same trouble was being experienced. Some people were able to get the pedal to work by using one of the ‘polarity reversing tricks’ that can be found on line. As I said, I used them all and variations of each with no success.So I sent the pedal back and decided to look at the M-Audio Pedal. The reviews were all ‘home-runs’ (that already was unusual) so I bought it. The instant I picked it up from the box, I knew this was a much higher quality pedal than the one I bought earlier for $5.00 less!The weight and action of the pedal was outstanding and of course, it worked, as it should from the very first moment I plugged it into the Suzuki keyboard. The M-Audio Pedal came with a very high quality 1/4″ jack & cable. It was obviously well made and engineered.The unit was boxed with two layers of protection covering the high-polished, steel pedal. One seems to be designed to be placed on the pedal for storage protection. In fact, it appears that you can leave the ‘scratch/scuff protector’ snapped in place on the pedal when you’re only practicing and remove it for those more ‘formal’ engagements, thereby reducing the possible scuffing of the pedal unnecessarily.As I said earlier, the action on the pedal excellent and comparable to one that can cost 10 times as much! The “NO”/”NC” switch is discreetly hidden under the pedal instead of on the side as was many of the other brands. In addition, M-Audio offers multi-pedal units that have multi-function applications and all at an extremely good price.Don’t waste your time as I did, trying to save $5 or $10 bucks. Just buy this M-Audio pedal and you’ll never look back!5-Stars!Rich
15 people found this helpful
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The switch!
I like this, but when I first plugged it in, the sustain was on without stepping on the pedal. I was like, “WTH?” and when I looked on the bottom, there was a recessed area with a switch, so I slid it to the other side. Easy peasy. I don’t think I would reverse it again, but I guess some people like doing that for whatever reason. A good product.
One person found this helpful
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Never need a new one. Ever.
May seem expensive. But you’ll never need a new one, ever again.
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Great pedal, but will not last forever
I’m buying my third M-Audio sustain pedal, because they eventually break where the cord goes into the pedal. When my first M-Audio pedal broke (an SP1) I was able to open the pedal and install a 1/4″ phone jack to replace the permanent cord, and that one is still working two years later for my gigging setup. My second pedal (an SP2) was for my practice studio, and when the cord broke I tried the same fix as my SP1 but the interior space is too tight to allow a 1/4″ jack to be installed.For those of you thinking of buying this pedal, I recommend it as an inexpensive but solid sustain pedal that works with virtually any keyboard with a 1/4″ sustain pedal jack. My complaint with this pedal is also true of any other sustain pedal on the market – they will ALL eventually fail where the cord goes into the pedal.I doubt that M-Audio pays attention to these reviews, but if they do, please PLEASE make these pedals with a 1/4″ jack and a removable cord!
One person found this helpful
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Muy Bueno
Excelente producto
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much better than the original
Purchased for a yamahah digital keyboard. It works much better than the original one.
One person found this helpful
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My favorite pedal
This is a great pedal, it is heavy so it doesn’t move much on hard flooring like most pedals and it also doesn’t get stuck. This is my second on and the only reason I don’t have my first one is because by other one got loaned out and never returned. It’s a great pedal, you won’t be disappointed!
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Quality pedal with a good weight
If your pedal doesn’t work the first time, make sure that the polarity switch on the bottom is set fully left or right. That switch reverses the effect, a convenient addition that many others don’t have.It’s heavy duty and feels like it will last. The only caveat with all digital pedals is that you have to press all the way down for it to switch on, the effect is all or none – you can’t get different levels of sustain with lighter pressure on the pedal.I prefer this to the footswitch style pedal I had before.
One person found this helpful
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Good sound quality but tight on larger head
I got these for daily use. The sound quality is great for the price but they clamp tightly. The ear cups are smaller than I expected. The headphones ended up fitting more like an on-ear pair instead of over-ear. I can wear them for short periods but I have to take them off for 15 minutes every other hour. If I have glasses on the time that I can wear them decreases.
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Finally they got it right. Great featured Headphones.
The best features are a Threaded Adapter! Single Wire Fixed Wired cord. Incredible Comfort Fit and Sound! Greatest for Cost.
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WORKS GREAT!
This is a simple and basic pedal and works well. It is a great deal for the money!
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Good value
My first keyboard and first sustain. Works great.
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Solid pedal, mediocre action
I got this to supplement a similar Yamaha pedal I had, which didn’t have the “polarity switch”. This one gets the job done, although the action isn’t as smooth as the Yamaha. There’s a bit of a pneumatic noise partway through the motion too.
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So nice I bought a 2nd pair.
So I purchased a pair of these over a year ago and they have performed so well (and still perform just as good as day 1) with countless hours of studio use, that I couldn’t resist buying a backup pair just in case these get discontinued or something (a little silly I know) but I couldn’t help myself. These have excellent sound quality, impressive low end and nice crisp mids and highs. Highly recommended if you want some banging studio quality headphones for a more than reasonable price.
5 people found this helpful
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Nice Pedal
This is a very nice sustain pedal. I like it better than my Korg Pedal. I did not like the protective cover so I took it off and I love the pedal works very well.
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Works Great
I ordered this months ago and just opened it and began using it. Works 100% better than the small square plastic one that came with my piano.
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Not Bad, low end a bit muddy
Light weight and fairly comfortable. Very good clear sound across the board for the price. Not as good as a top end pair of phones, but pretty decent. i have a rack of about 8 pairs of headphones for my home studio and these (bought for workouts in the park) are just as clean as most of those on the rack. The low end is somewhat muddy sounding though, but not a game changer.
2 people found this helpful
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Put this pedal to the medal
A great pedal. Solid components. Solid weight & balance. Stays put. Works as advertised. I purchased it after a musician-friend loaned me a Korg keyboard (I will buy it from him ultimately I suppose). I use it as a dedicated sustain-pedal. It’s sweet. Nothing more, nothing less. Would purchase again if needed. Thanks.
One person found this helpful
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Great Sustain Pedal That Stays in Place
Got this sustain pedal to replace the flimsy one that came with my keyboard and never stayed in place. This one doesn’t move around on the carpet and was a good price. I would recommend.
One person found this helpful
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Amazing deal with one caveat… emptor!
This pedal works perfectly (when it works), the bulk of the hardware is built like a tank and it’s dirt cheap. That is fantastic.But be warned this probably will break within just a few weeks. Mine almost made it two months, but I don’t play more than 30 minutes a day.Any product that breaks so fast and so easily deserves a 1 star rating (read the bad reviews, they’re accurate!) The ONLY reason I’m giving this 4 stars instead of 1 is because it was super easy to repair for me. It uses 26ish AWG wire and and may have poorly soldered connections or improperly routed wires. When mine broke I pulled it apart and found a loose wire not connected to anything.The circuit is very simple. The two pressure/contact switches are wired in the normally-open position and in parallel with each other. The reason one of them appears “normally-closed” is just because the pedal is only going to close one switch at a time when it’s either up or down. The red lead on the 1/4″ cable should be wired to the selector switch on the bottom of the pedal. The white lead on the 1/4″ cable should be wired to the node where the “output” of the two parallel pressure/contact switches come together. In mine this was indicated by a white wire with red + signs on it.The repair consisted of de-soldering the node where the two wires should join, trimming the wires back as needed and re-soldering them correctly on the node. Be sure to route the wires safely around the moving parts, they can easily be cut or broken by the pedal motion.A very easy repair for anyone with soldering experience. If they had just soldered it intelligently in the first place, this pedal would be bullet proof and deserve 5 stars. As it stands this could be a 1 star for many people. But if your a musician and a music gear nerd with soldering skills, this is a deal that can’t be beat. Maybe you could find some “broken” ones for free and repair them? Even better.
29 people found this helpful
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Best I’ve seen/tried for the price.
I’ve tried a few of these momentary pedals, including Boss FS-5U (switchable), Hosa FSC-502 (normally open/off) and Roland DP-2 (normally closed/on). The Boss is the best, but it’s also the most expensive, and doesn’t come with a built-in cable. This pedal is designed a little differently than the Boss pedal, but it shares a feature with the Boss pedal that the Hosa and Roland pedals don’t: an external switch that allows you to go from “normally open/off” mode to “normally closed/on,” so this single pedal will work with pretty much any piece of equipment/feature that requires a momentary pedal. It’s quiet; the construction is very heavy duty … steel bottom and top, with thick rubber non-skid material on both; it comes with a built-in cable, all at about half the cost of the Boss pedal. At this price, nothing else I’ve tried even comes close. Very pleased.[After reading a few older reviews, I came across one that explained the remarkable cost difference between this pedal and the Boss FS-5U … the “guts” of this switch are FAR more rudimentary and prone to glitch/failure than the Boss design (M-Audio switch is activated by two bare internal wires being pushed into contact when you press the pedal). The Boss switch relies on a more sophisticated mini-button momentary switch mounted on an internal circuit board, so I still favor the Boss switch in terms of quality/reliability, but this one DID consistently work for my application, right out of the box. Buyers should also note that the manufacturer seems to have responded to older complaints about the rubber pads coming off/loose by changing to pads with little spikes on their bottoms that stick through corresponding holes in the metal case, to hold the pads more permanently/securely in place. So, still a great value, as long as you’re aware of its limitations/potential shortcomings, and the more rudimentary design works for your application. My five star rating still stands.]
10 people found this helpful
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Nice weight and zero squeaks
I’ve used a few cheaper pedals, from the little square plastic boxes to a different brand of pedal. This one is easily the best so far. It works as expected, but the added weight prevents any slippage as I play. Best of all, it really doesn’t seem to make any noticeable sounds as I use it. Some of these spring-activated pedals can get really squeaky. I hear nothing!
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Audio is ok, but I find them uncomfortable for extended wear.
This headphone fits too tightly on top of my ears. Of course, ymmv.
One person found this helpful
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Highly Recommended!!
I use this pedal to play every weekend. These Pedal have a great feel, they are very durable.
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good piece
easy to use
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Best pedal for the price.
Bought this one again. It’s quality compared to many others. It’s a little more expensive than many others, but worth the longevity.
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Was a great pedal until it started squeaking incessantly and loudly
Would have been a great pedal but it started squeaking about a week or 2 after I bought it and is driving me insane now (I play for on average 5 days out of the week for 1-2 hours). I saw a review about how to address it but I’m an extraordinarily UNhandy person and worry I’ll wreck the pedal by taking it apart. I’ll have to try it anyway since it’s my only option as I can’t return it at this point. Ridiculous that they could sell a pedal with an issue like this. Good grief.
One person found this helpful
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Works fine, sturdy, no half damper pedal function
This M-Gear SP-2 sustain pedal has a feel of being well-built, sturdy, and stays put on a smooth floor. This is the second I’ve bought, this one for the purpose of engaging the push-to-talk (PTT) function on a ham radio, and it works fine for that. It takes about 8 pounds of weight to fully depress which is a bit heavy, but not too bad. It functions bascially as a momentary electrical on/off switch, and there is an switch on the bottom to change whether it opens or closes the circuit when depressed. The resistance I measured for the closed position was between 1-10 ohms, but it was not continuous over the range of pedal motion, it just varied randomly across those values after depressing the pedal about 75% down. So this is not a variable or 1/2 sustain pedal. It’s either on or off. This is different from the first SP-2 pedal I bought 10 years ago, which I still use today on my Triton Extreme. On that SP-2 the resistance varies continuously from 175 ohms 75% depressed to 80 ohms 100% depressed. So it can be considered a variable or 1/2 sustain pedal. A global setting on the Triton Extreme allows calibration for half damper which works for this older pedal, but not for the new one. Only a few of more advanced sound patches make use of this feature. I deduct 1 star for the change in design and function over the years for the same product model number, but otherwise a fine product (so far, but not so sure after reading some of the recent reports of the newer ones failing within a year).
3 people found this helpful
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Works fine with my Casio
Works just fine but it’s not the same as a sustain pedal on an actual piano which I think people think it will be.It literally sustains a note, as in it captures the note you played and holds it. That’s all it does. It is meant to be used with MIDI. If you ha e other effects it will capture the note with those effects. If you use a synth, it’ll hold the note but in sustained form so it may not keep the effects. Sometimes pumping it a bit gives uou a different effect.I can’t attest to how sturdy it is but it is in a plastic casing so probably can’t handle too much rough handling.
One person found this helpful
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Purchased it Pre-opened and saved some money
I watched a quick 3 minute video on YouTube and connect this pedal to my electric piano within 5 minutes. I saved a few bucks by purchasing one that had already been open.
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for me the pedal works consistently and as intended and I am more than happy with my purchase
I’ve been using this sustain pedal with an M-Audio Keystation 88 with Logic Pro X as my DAW of choice. That being said, for me the pedal works consistently and as intended and I am more than happy with my purchase. The resistance and shape of the pedal is similar to a real piano’s, which is great regardless of weather or not you have experience with acoustic pianos – the most common alternative, electronic pedals that look like a car’s gas pedal, are horribly unintuitive and flimsy imo. This pedal also weighs enough that, thanks to its rubber under side, it will stay in place as you use it on both carpeted and hard floors. The length of the cable is perfect and should meet any wiring-layout that you have with some length to spare still. In 2 months of near daily use I’ve only had one experience where the sustain pedal was not working properly, but it resumed working again after unplugging it and plugging it back in (it should be mentioned that this happened after leaving the pedal plugged into my keyboard which was plugged into my computer overnight so the issue could have just as likely been due to the Keyboard, Logic Pro, or my computer). This is significantly better than my experience with other pedals where similar issues would occur a few times per week or where, even worse, the pedal would function in an “opposite” manner indefinitely (sustained while the pedal is NOT pressed and then not sustained while the pedal IS pressed). I highly recommend this pedal as a quality product without price being a factor, so with the price of only ~$20.00 it is an absolute bargain and must-have for any musician no matter what your skill level or application for it.
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Good for its price. With real limitations.
I have been buying and using the SP-2 pedals since I went to music school years ago. Used them on all kinds of shows and sessions over the years. I only recently gave up on them. There’s much to like, but they have some real problems.Pros: It’s cheap and good for its price. Sturdy make. Has a polarity switch at the bottom – fits any professional keyboard. Yamaha, Roland, Korg, Nord, Kurzweil, etc,… either the sustain works right away, or one flip and it works good. Feels solid on the foot. Has a decent grip on the floor. If you’re buying this pedal at this price you are most likely not worried about half-damper/soft controls etc., and you shouldn’t. It does what you paid for it to do. Excellent for all kinds of contemporary music on the keyboards for live use, or in the studio with your keyboards or midi controllers. Again – it will work with any keyboard.Cons: DURABILITY. For such a sturdy-looking design, it’s really surprising how quick it stops working good. Now this may not be a problem if you are a hobbyist or you just intend for your pedal to sit in a corner in a house. But for touring keyboardists, or session players needing their gear to function 24/7/365, do beware. I went through 5-6 of these in about 2 years. Various times on stage my pedal would suddenly stop sustaining in between songs or sets. Or the polarity would get switched up. I keep spares in my rig just in case, but this happened so often it became genuinely annoying. For something that you literally use with your foot, it’s borderline unacceptable that this thing can’t be kicked around (gently) without breaking. It has got to the point that now when I play concerts where the backline company supplies the gear, if I see them handing out those pedals during soundcheck, I demand they change it. No joke. Also the pedal squeaks after a while. The squeak is usually at “I can ignore it” levels for live shows, but if you’re in the studio it’s a no-no. One time I had it hooked to a Nord Stage 88 EX for a recording session, and this pedal just couldn’t stop squeaking. It sure didn’t affect my piano tracks since I was going DI, but it did irritate the hell out of the vocalist – not a good look for me that day.All in all, it’s good for it’s price. You get what you pay for. But if you need a professional, dependable pedal that won’t die on you without notice, spend $10 more and get the Yamaha FC4A.
151 people found this helpful
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Best sustain pedal on the market
When replacing this pedal, I thought to myself at first, “Wtf, what do I have to replace these every…ten years?” That’s obviously good value for money, and they hang in there, even if you beat them up. Don’t underestimate the utility of being able to change polarities, either: a useful and overlooked feature. The bottom is also rubber, so it doesn’t slide around. Lastly, I received the item in under 24 hours. Can’t beat that with a stick.
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its worth the 20$
I needed a sustain pedal for my Alexis Recital Pro.I plugged it in and it worked properly from the box.I feel it’s worth the price, it feels well built and of quality for the price.
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Awesome job on the order fulfillment
I purchased this pedal to be used with my new Yamaha 115B keyboard. I had read reviews saying that the Yamaha came with a flimsy little box for a pedal, so I was proactive and ordered this at the same time as my keyboard. The shipping on this was VERY fast. I ordered it on a Saturday and it wasn’t scheduled to arrive until the following Wednesday, but it showed up on my doorstep on Monday (which also happened to be President’s day). Awesome job on the order fulfillment, Amazon!This foot pedal has a solid, high quality construction. The action is very similar to a real piano, which is perfect for me because I wanted to get as close to the real-piano feel as I could. Setup was easy, I only had to plug it into my Yamaha and start playing!I did run into the “switch” issue that many people are writing reviews about. I unplugged my keyboard to move it while keeping the pedal plugged in, and when I turned it back on the piano was sustaining all notes and then the pedal had to be pressed to release the sustain. I unplugged the piano and the pedal, then plugged the piano back in and turned it on. Once the piano was on I plugged the sustain pedal back in. This fixed the issue, and I haven’t ran into it since.Pros:- Works as expected- High quality, very sturdy- Great Price- “Real” action- Easy setup, just plug in and playCons:- The sustain “switch” issue
6 people found this helpful
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Beyond Expectations – Very nice piece.
For what I paid for this item, I expected a lightweight cheapie foot-switch that would suffice as an electronic sustain pedal. What I received was a very nicely designed and made piece of professional musical gear.The unit itself is much heavier than it looks. This is a good thing for performance use, since it will remain in its spot. The construction is very heavy duty, with the pedal piece itself being a solid piece of heavy cast metal (I had rather assumed it would be shiny plastic). The finish on the pedal appears to be bright nickel-chrome, but it comes with a removable plastic protective cover for those concerned about smudging. The pedal is quite usable with the cover on.In terms of the sturdiness of this unit, I think a car could run over the casing and it would be undamaged (though perhaps scratched). The bottom of the casing is held on by five large black enamel screws, not just one or two.The underside of the unit is a thick solid piece skid-proof rubber tread that runs from one end to the other, covering the entire underside. Placed on a smooth clean surface, I cannot make the pedal skid even when I TRY. That’s an amazing feature for anyone who performs in live situations.Conclusion: If you want a top quality sustain pedal at an amazing price, I doubt that you’ll find another value like this anywhere. Elegance, ruggedness, durability, and usability, this pedal has it all. I was very pleasantly surprised given the price. I definitely feel as though got considerably more than I paid for.PS, to those readers who might assume that I’m just gushing, a quick glance at some of my other reviews will reveal that I am by no means all that easily pleased, much less easily thrilled.
One person found this helpful
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Does what it is suppose to do
The product is a sustain pedal for a protable keyboard. This is my second of this brand. It appears to grip the floor better than my last one so it seems “sturdy.”
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It works great
Liked getting it the next day. Used with my professional keyboards
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It’s what all keyboards are missing…
Let me tell you, the moment I plugged this bad boy in, the room was filled with the sweetest sound of sustained notes that could put any audience into a trance. But not just that, I discovered it also doubles as a footrest, making those long sessions even more comfortable.
4 people found this helpful
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I can’t see any other pedal performing better, feeling better and looking better than this pedal and at this price.
I bought this sustain pedal along with the Williams Legato 88 Key-Keyboard and I am so happy with it!Most importantly it works extremely well! Sometimes, when playing piano, I may adjust my seating and when the time comes to press the sustain pedal I have moved slightly out of position to press it down fully. But the pedal picks up the signal and it sets the sustain just as I would expect from a real piano. The reason I am mentioning this is because I do know of some plastic sustain pedals for keyboards that DO NOT set the sustain unless you press that pedal all the way to the base and I do not like that. This can get you in a bad habit of “stomping” the sustain pedal which will lead to damaging the pedal and it creates a subtle but none the less audible “thud” in grand pianos. However, this pedal is forgiving and it never get’s stuck in a pressed position (again, like some plastic pedals I know of)The pedal has a rubber grip that covers the whole underside to prevent from sliding and it has weight to it which is really important. When I press down on the pedal it always remains stationary and the feel/resistance from the pedal is spot on with that of a baby grand piano (which Is what I play on when I’m at my mother’s home – I grew up with the instrument.) Underneath the pedal (on the base, not the pedal) there is a raised rubber stopper which prevents the pedal from every touching the plastic base. This is fantastic because you will never hear “tap” sound when pressing the pedal down all the way. It also doesn’t have noisy springs inside which make a subtle crackling/popping sound when compressing and expanding. I have heard these affects on other plastic sustain pedals. This pedal is excellent quality.Not only does it feel right, it also looks fantastic. The sturdy plastic case is a nice solid black and the chrome pedal itself is just gorgeous! It is a smooth round shape at the end which I prefer – it looks really nice. It comes with a small plastic cover for the chrome portion (doesn’t cover the whole thing, just the majority). It is a sturdy cover, not just a cheap and flimsy one to keep it safe during shipping, it is part of the product. It fits snugly when attached, doesn’t slide and is easy to remove. I have decided to keep it on just too keep the chrome shiny for as long as possible. It is a pedal to be proud of.The cable is long (~6ft), perhaps longer that necessary for any setup I can think of but regardless; I would much rather prefer too long than too short when it comes to cables. I am sure anyone else would obviously agree. The plug is the standard 1/4 inch and it too is well made. It isn’t flimsy.The only issue I experience (know before reading the rest that it may not be an issue with the pedal) is having the sustain pedal invert when I turn on the piano. This means that pedal will set it’s sustain while unpressed and shut of the sustain when pressed. This only happens rarely which is strange – might happen from pressing down the pedal while powering on the keyboard but I’m not sure. Either way, It really doesn’t bother me so much. If this issue occurs for you it is easily fixed by powering off the keyboard, removing the plug, putting it back in and turning the keyboard back on. However, I can’t say it is even the pedal’s fault because it could just as easily be the keyboard’s fault (which I think is more likely and makes more sense). I just thought this would be fair to mention just in case it is the pedal.To sum it up – I can’t see any other pedal performing better, feeling better or looking better than this pedal at this price or even more! It is an excellent choice! I recommend it.
3 people found this helpful
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Adds a new playing dynamic
Now I can sustain my wrong notes for a longer time.
3 people found this helpful
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Good pedal
Big improvement (perhaps because of the more familiar feel) over the small, flat pedal that came with the keyboard.
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Does NOT have advertised half-pedal capabilities
Regarding M-Audio SP-2 which I recently purchased . . .The description given on the Amazon site includes the following three phrases:1- Designed to work and feel just like acoustic piano’s sustain pedal. 2- . . . with expressive half-pedal capabilities. 3- Piano Style ActionI’m far from being an expert on this. However, I know that this pedal is actually an ON-OFF switch with no gradation between those two states. I find each of the three phrases above at least misleading. Number 2 is simply incorrect.It cannot ‘express’ itself in a ‘half-pedal’ (or half-damper) state which I think means the digital equivalent of the acoustic piano’s damper pedal which, when pressed, swings the damper cushions completely away from their normal position of pressing against the strings. Doing this allows the sound of the strings to continue as the sound fades to silence naturally. With the damper pedal at a so-called halfway point the pianist can cause the damper cushions to slightly touch the strings, slightly reducing the sustaining effect until the pedal is released to silence. I’m used to an acoustic piano and was looking for more control than you get from a binary (instantly)ON to (instantly)OFF. I found that marketing really pushes the envelope with ‘works and feels like an acoustic’ which simply means that the pedal,not the sound effect, “moves up and down with resistance similar to that of the acoustic pedal”. But “works” like anacoustic? Yeah. And, since the dampers look to be part of the Piano’s “ACTION” which is the series of levers and hammers that translate the press of a piano key to the sound that it makes by causing a hammer to hit a string or strings, I felt that saying it has “Piano Style Action” would only barely stand up in court. This is a popular pedal, witha polarity switch which is a big assist in mating the pedal to the keyboard. It’s a beautiful looking thing and feels really nice underfoot. Nothing wrong with the pedal – only with the description – plus, it’s inexpensive. Mine quickly developed an intermittent habit of cutting out while my foot held the pedal in the sustaining position, but it seems to have a good warranty and I could have it repaired, but I purchased it based on the promised half-damper effect whichis at best inaccurate. Amazon is not being intentionally devious. I suppose not all technical writers are musicians. I’m a very amateur piano player returning to the keyboard after many years without a piano to play. My technical knowledge is limited and based upon several days of web-surfing vendors and musician forums. I recently purchased the Roland DP-10 which really does have half-damper capability with a switch to toggle between ON-OFF and half-Damper. I just can’t seem to get half-damper working on my Yamaha P-95 which I know is capable of it. However, I find that its sustain effect is not as quick to get muddied as the M-audio SP-2. Not such a big deal, maybe more of a personal preference – and the DP-10 is more expensive.
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Love this pedal
Love this pedal!… LOVE IT!… Ordered on April 29, 2009 with free super-saver shipping… Had it in my hands on May 4, 2009 (and the transit time included 2 weekend days!…). FINE JOB, AMAZON! M-Audio SP-2 US65010 Sustain Pedal Piano Style Sustain Pedal for Keyboards LET’S SEE, WHERE TO BEGIN?… I looked at several brands of pedals at local music stores but, none of them had the classic rounded pedal shape (like on a grand piano) that the SP-2 has. Most had squared-off pedals… I prefer the round pedal. The black plastic part of the unit has a simple, clean, elegant shape (I have a design background, so this is important to me…) with precise fitting parts. The rubber bottom plate is held in place by five phillips-head screws (count em’–FIVE!… Two, maybe three would be sufficient, I think…). The over-all impression I get is that this is a solid product. The pedal “maxed out” my 16 ounce postal scale, so I put it on my bathroom scale and it looks like it weighs about 1-1/2 pounds. Lift a 28 ounce can of vegetarian baked beans to get an approximation… It takes a fair amount of effort to depress the pedal, just like on a “real” piano so they got the “feel” just right, in my opinion. The pedal does not squeek and has no side-to-side play whatsoever. It is really a solid, solid product. Another reviewer gave a lower rating because they wrote that the pedal slips on the floor… I strongly refute this claim! Why?… I believe that if that individual would take a moment to wipe off the floor and the bottom of the pedal with a wrung-out soapy rag and let things dry, the problem would be solved. My floor was dusty (oh, the forced-air heat that blows dust into the air…) and transferred dust to the brand-new-out-of-the-box pedal bottom and it slipped a bit… But, once cleaned off, it stayed solidly put. Remember when, as a kid, you got brand-new sneakers and wore them for the first time on the freshly waxed gym floor at your school and tried to skid them along and they made that loud squeeking sound as they skidded to a halt?… It’s like that!… NOW, there is something that I want to point out to potential buyers– AMAZON left two (2) very important features off of the product description… FIRST, the SP-2 does (YES, PEOPLE, IT DOES!…) have a POLARITY SWITCH on the bottom sole plate. This makes the pedal compatible with ANY type, ANY brand of electronic keyboard with a 1/4″ pedal jack (on my Korg M-1, the pedal is called the “damper”). Don’t you dare let ANY manufacturer FOOL YOU and try to tell you that you must buy THEIR brand of pedal. They just want your money to go to THEM!… Enough said on this matter… SECOND, the SP-2 also comes with a PLASTIC COVER (it’s kind of an opaque white color, sort of like old-school tupperware, if you can imagine what that looks like…) for the chrome plated part of the unit. I know, we want our pedal to gleam forever and never get scratched, but it still looks great even with the cover in place. For that recital, maybe just play in your socks and show off that shiny chrome plating!… I realize that I am writing a lengthy review and you may be thinking to yourself, “gee, this guy has too much time on his hands”, BUT, I am actually VERY busy, but just felt compelled to give this excellent product a great review that it DESERVES… NOW, I will end by writing, THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME, and “BUY IT!!!”…
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About the best you can do with a floating pedal
It is pretty heavy and seems well made, but it still slides all over the place on carpet. Would probably work better on hard wood floor, but it isn’t a good solution for carpet. The problem is, there is no good solution for carpet other than a piano with built-in pedals. I ultimately did buy a home digital piano with three pedals (not just for this reason, but it was a factor). This is probably the best choice if you absolutely need a floating pedal but just be aware it will drive you crazy on carpet.
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Works great with novation keyboards
The product works great with my novation launch key 61 keyboard.
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Slides on carpet
I thought the bottom of this pedal would allow it to grip better so that it does not slide away from the keyboard every time you push it but I. Find that I have to move it closer towards me
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Singing Otter –
True to description
Probably could have done with a single but for heavy keys this one’s alright.
Grant –
Good for the Price
I have a small 49 key keyboard and this is perfect for it. There is a bit of wobble if the legs are tightened all the way due to minor imperfections but went away when loosened ever so slightly. It is a little taller than some may like but overall a good stand for the money.
Jessica Bollinger –
Works great!
Use my piano quite often. Bought this for my Casio and it works great. Doesn’t fit perfectly but i like being able to slide it closer or further away while I play to keep me comfortable.
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Nithin Thomas –
High quality for a low price
Most similar products are 3-4x the price. This is a steal at the price.
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Ted Wynn –
You won’t be disappointed
This is a great product. Bought it to support my new piano keyboard. It is well designed and strong. Easy adjustment with several detents for exactly the height you need.I am very happy with my choice of this product and you will be too.
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Andrew Wilkes –
A little misleading selling these with the X shape stands
This is a functional and sturdy stand, but if you need an adjustable one, do not get the Z shape. I assumed because the Z shape was was offered as a variation on the 2 adjustable X stands, that would mean it too was adjustable. It is not and I already have a pretty tall keyboard. My fault ultimately, its still functional, just a little annoying. I have to sit pretty high to play comfortably.
Amazon Customer –
What I neeeded
Is perfect for what I needed. It is made od welded box beam and is well designed for what it is. Its pres and cons are basically the same because of its heavy construction it is sturdy and stable and doesn’t fold for transporting. It is capable of holding and of me keyboards I put on it even when my cat climbs on it. I got t to keep it set up with my keyboard on and don’t have any worries. It replaces my X frame stand because of its sturdiness but I use the X frame when traveling because it folds up and is easier to carry. Strongly recommend for anyone looking for a sturdy stand that is not needed for frequent transport from one place to another. Would definitely buy again.
Katie Did –
Easy to assemble and adjusts easily.
My 12 year old grandson assembled the stand and set up the keyboard! It was easy to assemble and seems very stable!
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Kevin J. –
27″ High Z-Stand Too Tall For Most Digital Pianos
This is a really solid and easy & quick to assemble stand that was perfect for my synthesizer. But be warned if you’re buying this for a digital piano the keys will most likely be too high for the 28.5″ floor-to-keyboard standard seating position. Otherwise a great stand that I’ll keep around due to its ease of assembly and sturdiness.
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Jay –
Not adjustable but good.
I was reading reviews claiming it to be adjustable, but it’s a fixed height. Not terribly high, but higher than my office chair so it looks like, ill have to find a proper seating. Took 2 mins to set up, out of the box. Nice and sturdy, but the height is kind of annoying.
RY –
Good
Good
Steven Smith –
No assembly required!
I pulled this out of the box fully assembled! Very sturdy. Could use better way to make adjustments for uneven floor but it’s just like a rickety table at a restaurant; Shove something under one leg and done!
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Chris Espinoza –
I use this for my rane one dj controller
I absolutely love this thing. Holds my rane one no problem with an odyssey case. Awesome. And way less $$$ than a main stream stand.
LIBRARY GIRL –
EASY TO ASSEMBLE, ONLY ONE HEIGHT
The specs say this stand can hold over 100 lbs. A good sturdy keyboard stand needs to hold over 45.This is the most satisfying stand I’ve ever had for easy of assembly, sturdiness and because the design leaves ample room for my knees, legs and damper pedals.I fortunately like the height, which is 21 inches. I place my heavy keyboard on it and my lighter keyboard goes on a more versatile, higher stand in front of it.This stand also was deemed to NOT accommodate an additional attached rack stand.But I do love the ease and sturdiness.
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StephanieStephanie –
Easy to assemble, sturdy, roomy
Kaizoku! –
Sturdy enough for a Korg B2, 88 key
I wanted a good stand for a nice keyboard that would stand up to some use by an 8 and 5 year old.It had to be sturdy, stable and strong enough to hold up a Korg B2 and so far, so good!It’s easy to set up (just make sure the wider legs are on the bottom) even though my package was damaged and I had to put the end caps back on.The ratcheting/locking handle seems very secure and I’m confident (especially since you can also velcro the handle in the locked position) that it’s going to stay in the position that I set it in.
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JW –
Easy setup with adjustable height
Functionally, it provided the proper support I need for the portable keyboard. It is easy to setup and the adjustable height is good. The only thing that it can improve is that the non slip grip that the keyboard sits on actually slips quite easily and needs to be adjusted to ensure that the support for the keyboard is sturdy.
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Jacqueline Hanna –
It broke my finger
This is a great piano stand but I don’t like how you adjust the height. I was adjusting it yesterday for my nephew to play on and the whole thing collapsed and locked closed onto my finger and broke it. So now I have a broken finger and I can’t play using the stand I bought. Just be careful when adjusting the height and know it’s going to try and close downward.
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DanielDaniel –
Pretty big. Solid.
The stand itself is pretty good. It’s not adjustable, so you better like it’s default height.It’s very stable, but at 20 inches it’s way too deep for my 10 inch keyboard.
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Amazon Customer –
Returned
Great product and priced well. Had to return this due to needed adjustable height to accommodate my height needs. Otherwise great product.
CDW –
Its missing 2 protective plugs that covers the ends. Don’t have time to replace them or send back
Using to hold my keyboard to play for a service. Missing parts make it look a little rough.
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customer in WI –
Great Stand
Product is easy to use and set up, velcro does get caught in clothing, so make sure to put that side away from the side you’re sitting at.
Amazon Customer –
Didnt come with screws
Pretty annoying. It’s useless without screws. Doesn’t use normal screws you would have around the house either. Ordered a replacement and it also didn’t have screws. Would not order again.
Louis W TurnerLouis W Turner –
Great for DJ gear as well!!
I had been using a folding plastic table for my DJ gear for years now. I wanted something a bit more lightweight, easier to carry, and more stable. I thought to myself, “Why not try a keyboard stand?” I have a full flight case with a pioneer DDJ-1000 and a very heavy Alienware 15 R3 laptop sitting on it. I haven’t used a keyboard on a stand in 20 years, so I have no concept of how sturdy they are. I went ahead and bought this stand after racking my brain reading very concerning reviews on many stands.I set it up and did a live set for about 3 hours. I am extremely happy with the stand!!Not only is this stand sturdy, it feels very well constructed. The rubber grips the floor and the flight case so well that I pretty much must lift components to move anything. The handle for adjustment comes with velcro wraps to keep it locked down. However, I don’t think you’ll need them. A fair amount of force is required to lock that latch. That is very reassuring. I honestly have no complaints and I believe my flight case could weigh 3x as much as it does and this stand would be fine.All this said, I’m sure this stand will not perform as well on uneven ground and may even be a bit wobbly on carpet. But, on the composite flooring I have, it works perfectly.
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Mariya –
Sturdy
Overall it is a nice and sturdy stand. The reason I took off one star is because it’s not adjustable at all. After reading the reviews and questions it seemed that the height of the stand is adjustable, it’s not. Good thing we have a taller piano chair that my kids can use to play comfortably and rest their feet on the bar, otherwise we would have to return it.
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Lang –
It’s not shaking at all with my roland e-piano
It works perfect with my roland fp30x, it’s very stable. nice to have it!
Bee –
Missing parts
The stand didn’t come with the bolts to connect the pieces. Not sure what I am supposed to do with it now or if amazon can send me the bolts?? Other than that the pieces seem sturdy and i am gonna try and find the bolts somewhere else.EDIT: I ended up finding the bolts! They are already screwed into the stand, which I didn’t expect or could see. Which definitely made it difficult but they should hopefully be in the stand
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Francisco Vallenilla –
Perfect
Great product. Easy to assemble. Steady.
Carter –
Perfect
Perfect for what I needed it for
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NYC Gal Out☆NYC Gal Out☆ –
Affordable
Easy to use, no tools requires. You basically just open it up and then lock it in place by pushing a plastic lever. Doesn’t take up a lot of room. Seems sturdy enough… isn’t the most visually appealing though. Height is adjustable based on how wide you want the bars extended. The wider it is, the lower it is, and vice versa.
Jammarrae Summerour –
Very Good Stand
The stand works great for my son’s pianos. I would love the grip to be on long to cover the full length of the side base of the stand where the piano would be placed.
🍎 –
Nice
No tools needed.Easy to set up. Sturdy around. The height is what it is and so is the width. It doesn’t expand further.
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DoctorByDayDoctorByDay –
Sturdy and easy to adjust
Great piano stand! I researched stands and ended up with this one. It arrived today so I haven’t had it long, but I’m very happy with it so far. It’s easy to adjust and I like the velcro strap to ensure the lever stays in. I don’t understand why it’s so wide, though.
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Nettie –
Great stand!
I Bought it for my husband, as he’s beginning to learn how to play piano. He needed a piano stand and I saw this one. This is a great stand! Sturdy, easy to assemble and relocate if needed.
Andrew M Crete –
You had two jobs: holy keyboard and don’t wobble. You hold the keyboard
Was really hoping this was gonna be sturdy. The BUILD of it is sturdy, but when it’s expanded/deployed it still wobbles quite a lot. Lame.
Kat –
Good stand for keyboard
The stand is perfect for my 61 key piano. The assembly was a breeze. Only needs to screw in a couple of things with the provided tool. It’s sturdy and ajustable. Perfect for the price.
Amazon Customer –
Does the job
I bought this for my daughters keyboard, it does a good job and stays in place however it would be nice if there was a way to tighten the keyboard to the stand so that I don’t have to worry about her knocking it off accident.
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Debbie –
grateful it held up my heavy roland concert piano
just didn’t know if it would be sturdy enough for such a heavy keyboard about (40) lbs?
kindjal –
Works perfect with Alesis recital grand
This stand is quite sturdy that holds my Alesis Recital Grand keyboard well.
rachel tang –
Good product
It has the best quality and steadiness. But unfortunately the height is not adjustable. And it’s too tall for my need. Have to return it tho.
Stefanee –
Solid but tall!
This is a great stand! It’s solid! I have a Kawai VPC1 88 key keyboard. It fits beautifully and doesn’t move around or feel like it will fall. My only issue is the height. Once you add the keyboard it’s awkwardly tall. We’ve had to find an adjustable height stool to make it better and that changes your posture and how your feet reach your pedals. Aside from that it really is great and not enough of an issue for us to have to return it.
4 people found this helpful
leprkan –
Good stand with a slight wobble – which goes away on carpet
I currently use this to hold up my Native Instruments Komplete Control A61 keyboard controller. I don’t play professionally, I am still only learning, and mostly use it to play with sound clips when I’m putting together music with my Maschine MK3. If I setup on a hard floor, the wobble is prominent and is a little annoying. This stays in my carpeted office 99% of the time, so I don’t even notice it. I recommend it if you’re just looking for something cheap to hold up your keyboard (or ironing board, or whatever). If you want quality, I recommend spending the extra money for a professional grade.
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My –
Nice
The stand is nice and sturdy but it’s prop big for my husbands 61 key keyboard. I was trying to surprise him since he’s been wanting a stand for his keyboard but it is kind of big (width wise) like a good 4 inches or so. I don’t know anything about keyboards or stand but He’s ok with it. For anyone looking to buy a keyboard stand please check out the dimensions and purchase accordingly. Lesson learned
PJG –
Flimsy stand for a DJ Case & Controller
Did a test with this stand with my DJ Controller and Case and did a session with it. After using it for a few minutes I noticed how bad it was shaking and swaying. I was thinking it was the position of the case, but it wasn’t. After looking at where it was swaying, it seems to sway due the second bar bolt mechanism that uses a spring to hold it in place. The second bar isn’t strong enough like the other with the locking latch. I wished it worked but doesn’t work for my purpose. Hope this helps others who consider using it for DJing.
Bizzburple –
Good stand, could use a couple of tweaks
Great keyboard stand. It’s extremely easy to adjust, and I love that the locking mechanism is metal, not plastic. The top and bottom prongs are the same length and look identical so I suppose it could be used either way. But it would be nice to have a little more travel for the rubber pads. at its shortest distance, its barely narrow enough for the keyboard to sit on it. It would be nice to have some sort of attachment feature to ensure the keyboard does not slide off.
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Jason N –
Solid stand
Been sturdy for the past year I’ve had it
Gabriel Holbrook –
Solid stand for the money.
Stand was strong and supported a small 61 note piano. Good adjustability for height. The only problem was that the bottom “feet” were a bit warped and so the stand is somewhat rocky on the floor. Not the biggest deal, as you can correct it with a beer mat.
Gabriella Campbell –
A great stand.
I got this for my 8i key digital piano. I do not trust a single x stand because of the weight of my instrument. The stand is sturdy and solid, no shaking. It is comes set up. All you have to do is adjust it to your preferred height setting and you are good to go! I am satisfied!
E.A. Robinson –
usually don’t think of Amazon Basics as pro gear.. until now.
This stand is everything you need at a great price. I was very surprised to see how sturdy it is. I have a heavy PC88 weighted keyed piano on it and I could literally put four of them on it and it would not have a problem. Doesn’t move at all when I play. Just very happy with this purchase.
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jro806 –
Good stand, warning for parents.
This is a very sturdy and well- made keyboard stand. A word of warning, however for parents of curious children: the lever that adjusts the height does not lock. Yesterday, my 6-yr-old pulled on the lever, causing the stand to come crashing down, keyboard with it, catching his arm in between the bars. We thought, at first, that his arm was broken, but thankfully it is not. Good stand, just be careful!
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Roxanne –
Not a sitting stand
I was confused by the product description. The graphic shows a person standing beside the assembled stand, but that person must be over 8′ tall. The height in inches is accurate, but the graphic and the printed description “designed to be used while sitting” was misleading. The quality was excellent, it was easy to assemble and very sturdy, but it is much too high to be a sitting stand, unless the musician is sitting on a barstool-height chair. Had to return it.
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JJ –
Good product
It’s easy to assemble, at first I thought it didn’t come with the screws but they were already in their hole, I just had to take them out.
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Robert Bowman –
Nice item
Easy to assemble and the perfect item I needed for my keyboard
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Adam S.Adam S. –
Gets the job donw
My Yamaha keyboard is nearly 60 lbs and close to as old, and I needed a replacement after misplacing the original wooden stand. I needed something sturdy and safe up to this high weight limit. This product meets my needs. The locking mechanism appears nearly immune to mechanical failure, so I don’t worry about it coming down. I do get a lot of shaking when playing loudly in the upper and lower registers. Easy to bump my knees against the stand as well. But overall, I am pleased with my purchase. I bet for a lighter keyboard it would be a perfect pick.
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Aubrene E Knott –
Great product for the price
Very happy with this purchase fits our Donner keyboard well without any issues. No wobbling or safety concerns so far!
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Birmingham, Alabama –
Decent item! Works ok! I will key it and be happy
The product is a good item. You will not be able to bang on the keyboard with this stand, take it easy. This is a good item
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mandi blais –
Does Exactly What It Is Supposed to Do
Very sturdy, simple to assemble. I have a Korg MS 20 mini on it right now. I’ve only had it for a couple of days, but it looks like it will hold up well.
Owl –
It looks nice but is a bit too tall
It’s non adjustable and a bit too tall. It does look nice. It doesn’t fold. It felt sturdy. The top pieces are too long, so it wastes space. Mine had 3 of the 4 pads put on the top and bottom put on crooked. One actually had a sticky part sticking out. The amason basics sticker looked removable. I returned it for being too tall and the amount of space it takes up. It will probably work well for taller people.
Amazon Customer –
Sturdy for heavy digital piano
Sturdy for heavy digital piano. My only gripes are two. First, as one might expect, there is no legroom with these “X”-type stands. I have to position my piano at the front edge of the stand just to be able to sit close enough to play comfortably without having my knees against the X parts. Second, there is no rubber padding in the middle of the keyboard supports to keep your keyboard from sliding around the top of the stand. There are rubber parts towards the outer ends of these supports, so your keyboard is not likely to slide *off* the stand, but I wish the manufacturer would include grippy rubber parts in the middle of these supports, between the double-X members, to keep shallower keyboards in place.
6 people found this helpful
Juanita Acosta –
Buen stand para piano
Personalmente siempee busco un stand que sea ajustable para cualquier altura asi que este cumple con esa cualidad. Es fuerte y soporta mi piano yamaha p45. Lo que no me gustó fue que en la caja que vino, estaba en pobres condiciones. Por todo lo demás, el equipo funciona de maravilla
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