PYLE PKST38 - Heavy Duty Folding Keyboard Stand - Sturdy Reinforced Z Design w/ Adjustable Width & Height, Foam Padded Arms, Digital Piano Stand, Fits 54-88 Key Electric Pianos, for Travel & Storage

I didn't even realize this was Pyle. I have their monitor stands which I love. I knew these would be of great quality and it did not disappoint. The instructions took me about five minutes to figure out, but everything came assembled. You just have to connect the middle bar with the screws and adjust to your liking. Then lock in everything. I'm using this for my FL MIDI 49.

This is a nice and solid keyboard stand. It is set up at the house and doesn't travel so I don't know how well it would take to constantly being disassembled and reassembled as well as travel on the road, but for a house or studio case, it is solid. Would buy another if needed.

Here in the mayhem of Xmas, I ordered this on the 27th of December and got it on Sunday, the 31st! I already owned a Pyle keybaord stand with the extra tier on which I made a wooden shelf to hold a synth module. It has been fantastic. I just got another keyboard so needed another stand so I didn;t even bother looking at any other company. From the time I got it out of the box until it was assembled was 5 minutes at most without even using the instructions.

UPDATE 2 with 5-Stars: Company followed through and sent a hardware package. No further contact was needed to remind them, they stepped up to the plate and did right. UPDATE: Item received had missing hardware and broken plastic end caps. We reached out to manufacturer support and they could not provide parts, no longer available. The solution was to take down our piano, sit it in the corner, repack, return to this seller, and reorder. Are you kidding me? Take this into consideration if you buy their products. Purchased this for my elderly Mother who needs a solid stand for an electronic piano. Lightweight enough to move around, yet sturdy enough to hold an 88 key item. The height adjustability is also important to facilitate her use of a wheeled walker. The price point hits the sweet spot.

I had my previous X-stand for over 10 years. It would wobble every time I played my keyboard. I recently upgraded my keyboard and decided it was time to replace the stand too. This keyboard stand is great. It's super sturdy and doesn't move around like my old stand. It's very adjustable. I wouldn't take it anywhere though because it is a lot slower to set up than a regular x-stand. I still love this one though.

This is good value for the money. Good build, is steady, and easy to put together. However, when I opened the box the unit was wrapped in plastic and that plastic had what looked like rust dust. The unit had rust dust on it as well. A quick wipe and all was well. However, this may be something to consider if you intend on taking this on the road and you will be in all kinds of weather.

I bought this piano stand to make sure I can reach the pedal underneath, as the ones designed as an X, are uncomfortable to fit the knees under comfortably. It also holds the keyboard strongly in one place. I finally found a stand that doesn't shift my keyboard sideways.

I love that the height has so many adjustment options! Each hole looks to be about 1in apart. I do wish the width was more adjustable. There seems to be only two options. It's pretty lightweight. (Lighter than a table top stand that I tried. ) It's very sturdy when I wiggled it front to back. There is a slight sway when I wiggle side to side, but there is no movement when I play. It comes with removable straps, so you can screw your keyboard in, if you want. The screws didn't fit my keyboard, but I don't need the straps.

The music stand came slightly damaged. By the looks of the box I would have expected more damage. It looks like the box was dropped and there was plenty of clear packing tape all over the box. The 2 Z Design stands were bent on the underneath side and the end caps do not fit properly because of that. The description says rugged and durable metal construction. There were no instructions on how to attach the keyboard cheap straps to my Artesia keyboard. If I'm careful the stand will probably work out fine. I did not want to repackage it and return to Walmart. vI was leaving town not to return for 6 weeks. My choice.

Just bought a keyboard for my son and decided to get this stand for him to learn piano. The stand is easy to assemble and lightweight. Easy to move around. Does feel flimsy but once you tighten everything down it's a little bit more sturdy. The only issue I noticed was that when I tried to attach to straps to my keyboard the screw did not work with my Yamaha E373. I contacted Pyle and they said they don't have specific screws for keyboards. Very disappointed that I can't even use the straps.