RockJam XX-363 Xfinity Doublebraced Pre Assembled Keyboard Stand with Locking Straps & Lessons.,Black

This Z-frame keyboard stand gets the full Top Banana marks 🍌 👌I use this stand for my Yamaha P-45 and it does the job just nicely!The listing says that this only holds 45pounds, but I'm sure that must be incorrectThe frame looks like it's made from thick, square, steel tubing that could hold a heavy load.It's sturdy, adjustable in both height and width to suit your needs and it has adjustable screw feet underneath so that you can perfectly level the Z-frame wherever you put itComes flat pack in 3 parts, 2 legs and a cross bar and takes just 2 mi uses to assemble and no tools are neededOn top of the legs, there are rubber pads on which you sit your keyboard (or chosen device) on amd these keep it firmly in place so that it doesn't slide aroundTLDR,;Looks great, works great, easy and fast to assemble and adjust to size, very sturdy with rubber grips on top to prevent sliding. Would definitely recommend 💯👌

Nice product, only thing is if you sit too close the middle support bar would be a bit on the way. But I used it for my roland electric piano, it works very well. Overall recommended!

Solidly made but no instructions about how the straps work. I can’t find any attachment points on my Alesis keyboard, despite it being described as compatible. No videos or reviews mention this and I am baffled. Hope it’s safe without.

I was taken aback not realising how good this item was. Very strong and easy to assemble not only that but very well made too. I thoroughly recommend this item for your keyboards my Genos fits perfectly Is if your considering buying this product Do so for the value of money this item is excellent buy.

Stand was easy to assemble and feels solid. The Z-frame means you are free to sit comfortably with legs under the keyboard, just like at a real piano. Aesthetically, it looks great and there is nice padding to rest the keyboard on for grip and protection. Also, a nice by-product of the design means you'll also have a convenient place to hang headphones from.When set at a sitting height, the stand is very stable, there is next to no wobble, however you may notice a small amount of wobble if you really try, but it's minor.A weakness of this stand in my opinion is when setting it to a tall height for playing while standing. I'm about average height at 5'9", and I'd still prefer this stand to be a little higher my my preference. Additionally, the higher you set the stand, the more wobbly it becomes. It's still very usable, but less stable. So, if you are either taller person and/or want the option to option to play often while standing, this may not be the best option out there.In terms of portability, it's alright. It's quick and easy to assemble and disassemble, however it's slightly heavier and bulkier than your typical cheaper X style stand, but in return you will have improved stability and more leg-room. A table style stand may be more portable, but still have the same main benefits as this Z-frame, which you find on Amazon for a similar price.Overall, a good stand which I can recommend, and a big upgrade from an X stand in terms of the playing experience.

This is a very good stand, and arrived in perfect condition. I needed it for a Korg PA 600 which weighs almost 26lbs but is as sturdy as a rock!Being only 48 quid, compared to 88 quid for one almost identical but with the Roland name stuck on it, this is a bargain. I think the back plastic lugs can be removed at a later date if you require a second tier, or one with a brace to hold around the supports which are 36mmx39mm, compared to a two tier stand at around 120 quid or so. Putting it together is a doddle.....it's just a matter of securing the middle bar to each side; the screws are nice and chunky, as are the height adjusters. I'm 6ft and use my computer chair, I have plenty of forward leg room as well as clearance from the bottom of the keyboard.My keyboard dimensions are:1,030 x 378 x 127 mm, I have at least 40mm depth to play with (if you have a very wide keyboard. Lastly, you get a free piano course (valued at $30) and a sheet of keyboard labels up to 88 keys; these are usually 5-6 quid from other sellers.

Moving from a smaller keyboard to a piano size one, I looked for a suitable more stable stand. This is a very strong stand, easy to assemble with lots of adjustment to suit pretty well all keyboards. Very well made & finished it looks the part & is much easier to play at than the scissor type .Very well recommended.

My X Frame stand collapsed after a few years so I had to get a new one. I decided to try this and it’s fantastic. Fully adjustable by width and height. Holds my Native Instruments S88 with ease. Non-slip pads and feet. Very strong and easy to put together. Delivery was next day. I have reviewed this on my YT channel. Search for Produce At Home. Great stand. 4 stars because there are no tie down straps but I don’t use them anyway.