Detail 01
Single-X design
One crossing brace. Lighter and faster to fold than a double-X, with less lateral rigidity under aggressive two-hand playing.

Independent shopping perspective
Single-X keyboard stand with locking height adjustment. For players who set up and tear down often and want the rig to stay put.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
One crossing brace. Lighter and faster to fold than a double-X, with less lateral rigidity under aggressive two-hand playing.
Detail 02
The height setting clamps rather than resting on a pin, so the stand won't creep down mid-set.
Detail 03
Height changes without loose parts to drop, which matters when you're setting up on a dark stage.
Detail 04
The legs sit under the keyboard, so pedals and your feet compete for the same floor space. Check seated leg clearance.
Detail 05
Collapses for transport in a car trunk alongside the keyboard and bench.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It depends on the instrument's weight and width. Heavier 88-key stage pianos can exceed a single-X stand's rating, so compare your keyboard's specs against it first.
No. The stand is sold on its own; a bench, keyboard and pedals are separate.
This is a single-tier stand. Two-tier playing needs a stand designed for it or a separate second-tier attachment.
The Lok-Tight mechanism clamps the height setting in place rather than relying on a pin, which is what keeps the tier from creeping down mid-set.