Detail 01
35 lb maximum load
This is the real limiting spec. Weigh your keyboard first. Most hammer-action 88s land well past this.

Independent shopping perspective
Single-tier X-braced keyboard stand rated to 35 lb. For lighter synths, controllers, and 61-key boards, not weighted 88s.

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
This is the real limiting spec. Weigh your keyboard first. Most hammer-action 88s land well past this.
Detail 02
Covers seated playing at the low end and standing at the top. Tall players may want more than 37 inches.
Detail 03
Joints are welded rather than bolted, so they will not loosen and rattle over repeated setups.
Detail 04
Raising the stand narrows the arm spread. A wide board may need the stand lower than you expect.
Detail 05
Feet adjust for uneven stage floors and grip so the stand does not walk while you play.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if that piano weighs under 35 lb. Most hammer-action 88-key boards are heavier, so check the weight before ordering.
37 inches at the top setting, 27 inches at the lowest. That covers seated playing through most standing positions.
The X-brace uses fully welded contact points, so there are no bolted joints to loosen. Set all feet flat on the floor for the steadiest result.
This is a single-tier stand. For two keyboards, start with a two-tier model rather than adding to this one.
Reference
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