Detail 01
10-5/8 to 34-1/4 inch support width
The arms slide wide enough for an 88-key board's full footprint, or close in for a compact controller.

Independent shopping perspective
Heavy steel table-style keyboard stand with a wide adjustable support span. For players running large or multiple boards who need a stable flat platform.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
The arms slide wide enough for an 88-key board's full footprint, or close in for a compact controller.
Detail 02
Covers seated piano height through standing synth height, so one stand serves both playing positions.
Detail 03
Deep footprint resists front-to-back rocking when you dig into the keys, but eats real floor space.
Detail 04
Height changes in seconds without tools, and the spring keeps the knob from backing out on its own.
Detail 05
Four legs and a flat top plane instead of an X, so nothing crosses under the keyboard to block your knees.
Detail 06
The weight is what keeps it planted, but it is a two-trip load with the keyboard.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The arms open to 34-1/4 inches and the steel frame with a deep base is built for full-size boards.
The Omega line has separate expansion hardware for tiers and holders. None of it is included here.
It goes to just over 40 inches and the 41-inch-wide base is deep front to back, so it stays planted for standing play.
A spring-loaded clamping knob sets the height by hand. No tools required.
Reference
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