OnStage KS7350 Pro Heavy-Duty Folding-Z Keyboard Stand, Black

I got this stand to hold a Yamaha Montage 8. The stand is very sturdy, easy to put together, and adjustable for width & height. Definitely recommend!

Does the job. Love or

I have a Korg Kross II (~38 pounds) and an Alesis QS8 (~60 lbs). This stand can support either one easily. I found one on Craigslist years ago and bought another from Amazon used. They are great stands. I like that the new one has pads on the keyboard-facing surface that reduce sliding."Acceptable condition" meant that some of the metal attachments were bent. It isn't too bad and was almost half off the price. I recommend this stand to anyone! It is the best heavy duty stand you can buy for this price point.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this KS7350 stand. It is rock steady with both height and width being INDEPENDENTLY adjustable. With "X" stands, as you raise the height you are also narrowing the distance between the two bottom feet. This causes "X" stands to become more unstable as you raise the keyboard height, exactly the opposite of what you want. "X" stands are also inherently more unstable and more prone to tipping over if you (or someone else) bumps the keyboard. This "Z" stand does not cost much more money than a heavy-duty "X" stand but is a much better product. A second tier can hold another keyboard with the KSA7550 adapter. (Be sure to order the correct adapter as On Stage makes two second tier adapters and only one fits the KS7350 with its square tubing.)

I put my 88-key Yamaha P-120 keyboard on this thing, and it's solid. It doesn't sway or anything while I'm playing. After a few minutes I forgot that I was even testing out the stand and just had fun playing. That's a good stand right there.I took off a star because I agree with other reviewers in that there needs to be some kind of instructions for initial installation. Maybe even something simple on the outside of the box. It's not really complicated, but it's not immediately intuitive, either. When the stand arrives folded up, you have to remove the two center knobs completely and then reattach them in a different place. Once you got that, it's a piece of cake. Also note that the vertical adjustment has notch holes for the screws to go into. I didn't realize this at first and put a couple of circular dents in the posts (although I don't think this compromises stability). I think it would make more sense to use pins instead of screws with knobs.The other reason I took off a star was because one of the screw knobs was kinked during manufacturing. The screw was at an angle compared to the plastic knob, but it was still fixed in place. This didn't affect the performance of the stand, but it was just a little annoying. Also, the brackets didn't quite fit all the way on the posts, so I kind of had to work them on there. I think over time with repeated fastening of the screws, the brackets will bend into shape. Despite these two setbacks, the stand still works great.But hey, it's a great stand at a great price. Very solid. I wanted the Z-stand so my knees wouldn't get knocked with an X-stand, and it works great for that. Also, this stand goes as low as 24", which is great if you're not a very tall person and accustomed to the height of a real piano with a piano bench.UPDATE: There are assembly instructions! But you have to download them from the website, and they're not included in the box (why not?). Go to [www] [dot] [onstagestands] [dot] [com] and then click on Support > Replacement Parts. Then type in the model number "KS7350", then click on the product link, and it will show all of the replacement parts available for this product. Scroll up a little and click on the "Documents" tab. There you will find a spec sheet and official assembly instructions (note that it's in MS Word doc format). I'm going to post a screen snapshot in the customer images.ANOTHER UPDATE: I contacted On Stage Stands to request a replacement knob, and they happily did so. Great customer service.

I bought this stand because I needed something to hold my modular synth rack in close proximity to my keyboard controller and other synth boards. Although this unit was not able to compress down to the width of my modular rack I was able to fabricate a shelving platform that I locked in between the two supports. This provided exactly what I needed and with the height adjustment I was able to perfectly align the modular in alignment with my keyboard stand. The unit is sturdy and well designed and a suitable support for any variety of keyboards, mixers and music equipment.

This product is accurately represented and amazingly easy to assemble. It took me longer to open the box and unwrap the items than it did putting it together. I will say that the instructions are basically NIL so it will probably help if you are one of those individuals that "just knows" how to put things together intuitively. I gave this product a 5 because it looked just like what I thought it would, the ease of minimal assembly, small footprint, and adjustability (sitting/standing). From my perspective, there are a couple of minor things to note: 1) When adjusting the height of the stand, you have to wiggle the bar up and down to find the hole for the screw to tighten into; and 2) Your keyboard may or may not fully take up the amount of real estate the "arms" afford you, so you might want to consider having some type of top made to sit on top (similar to a piece of countertop, wood, composite material) to serve as a table top, but again, that's all preference and not a negative to this heavy duty stand.

Excelente base. Muy resistente y ya que se puede desarmar completamente resulta muy portátil. Es algo pesada, pero es porque está hecha para aguantar pianos muy pesados, además su diseño en Z la hace ideal para no tener las piernas apretadas debajo del piano y para utilizar varios pedales, además de que le da una estética bastante profesional en el escenario y todo esto a un precio mucho más bajo que bases similares de otras marcas.

I really like this stand, I'm using it for a Pioneer DJ controller and it's very stable. It's slightly confusing to assemble but I worked it out in ten minutes or so and wasn't difficult.Great design, I just wish there was a way to attach one of their laptop stands to the centre of it somehow.

Element quality stand. Quicker than it looks to take down and put up. Actually takes far less space when down than my x frame stand. It is a little over kill for most electronic pianos and keyboards but it has zero chance of being knocked over.Worth every penny. My only gripe is it's high, with my yamaha P45 the keys sit 73cm high, which is actually not that different than a standard piano, but would be nice if it was a little shorter for small people. I'm 5ft 3 ish or 16cm. I've overcome this by mailing a foot rest though. Still the best stand I have tried. I realised also that once I've strapped my piano to the stand so it Can't slide off, it is possible to raise the stand up if I want to play standing without taking the piano off, I can lift it one side at a time in stages, which for me makes the whole adjustment less cumbersome to do alone.I don't seem to be able to add pictures in the app version, I'll try to remember to add some. Feel free to reply and remind me if I forget.There is a lot of spare stand sticking out at the front and back which I thought may become bothersome but it has not effected me at all and I haven't walked into it like I thought I would.Really an exceptional piece of kit, and would most certainly take a lot more weight and strain than I've got on it. The version I bought does not have the extra tier, but I would have no doubt this would function perfectly with that addition.Regards

Very portable

Very good standVery stable with my Yamaha P-45BDo not notice any shaking when piano playing