On the lowest height setting, will it hold a 49-key piano (32" across)?
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I'm thinking the cross-bars would be too wide apart, you could possibly set it on the leg bars with something to hold it steady. The stand is not infinitely adjustable (which is in general a good thing). Otherwise, this is a strong, well-made product.
1381380
Well we have three different manufacturers stands, one is home, two are away, the one at home is NOT labeled, but it's lowest setting rises about 29 inches and the support width is less than one inch over 32". So this one might work. I might be able to check the other two stands next week. :^( {I suspect all these stands are really similar in dimensions.}
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Well, in answer to your question, I just measured it at the lowest setting. And, on top, from the outside of one cross-bar to the outside of the other, it is 31.5" So if you feel comfortable with just a 1/4" overhang on each side, then it will work. The cross-bars do have soft, rubber sleeves on them, so there is a nice non-slip surface. I hope that helps in your decision.
523843
I'm not sure if it will lower that much or not. I would check mine, but there's a 80 lb. keyboard on it. It does lower a lot and you can move them closer together by loosening the middle rod.
1665126
This keyboard comes with a fairly sturdy 20"wide x 8"tall music rack that simply drops into slots on the back edge of the keyboard. At the moment that rack is holding well my daughter's 34" wide x 9" tall spiral-bound soft-back learning book. I think the rack is quite adequate and strong for regular uses of this keyboard. Ed
1749986
This stand will probably fit a 32 inch TV, but I doubt if it will hold it. It may be too heavy. We have a light weight flat screen on ours.
1862697
Yes it will fit. The top supports are 20" long, so they will stick out a bit either in front or behind. I have my P-105 all the way to the front of the supports-no problem with balance. Mine is set at 30" wide, so your piano will fit. It's very sturdy.
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I do not know. It's a sturdy/strong stand..but unfortunately it's higher than Standard Piano height..which is a pain because I don't stand to play...I use a piano bench. (The lowest setting on it is about 3 to 4 inches higher than standard piano height) I had to end up buying a taller/adjustable stool.
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Absolutely. I'm using it with a Yamaha Motif 88 key keyboard that weighs 70lbs, and it's been great. As a bonus, it breaks down fairly small when you need to transport it to a gig.
2169988
The lowest adjustment is 26". Regular piano keys surface level is ~28.5". The difference in 2.5" probably is too small to fit a keyboard but in general is acceptable. Stand is very stable. I like it. I also use adjastable On Stage KT7800 Plus Padded Keyboard Bench for practicing my keyboard.
865326
There's a pull out keyboard rest - as long as the cabinet is under 25 inches in height it should work
1649585
I do not think this will work as this is specific to keyboards listed and the keyboard fits in it. I looked up yours, but detailed specs to check size are not listed. This is 54x5x13. It is really sturdy. Sorry cannot be of more help
504577
The weight of your keyboard is going to be no problem. I love my stand...and I do use it while seated and while standing. However, a standard piano bench is going to be too low with this stand. You'll need a comfortable bench or stool that is 3-4 inches higher than normal to keep the proportion between your seat and your keyboard while on this stand correct. Otherwise even at its lowest, your keyboard will feel too high.
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This keyboard bench is adjustable to 25 inches. My organ wooden bench is that high. Yes it would work and be comfortable. I've had several keyboard benches. This one is sturdy and the seat is firm. It isn't quite as tipsy. Good luck.
1410820
I'm not sure, as I am unfamiliar with with the synthesizers you have. The smallest keyboard that I have pkaced on the stand is 49 keys (Akai MPK49).
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I just returned from a short trip to Eureka Springs, AR---so I had to wait till I got home to get the yardstick. The lowest setting for the Peak Music Stand is 33" for the top of the sheet music and 22" for the bottom of sheet music. I am delighted with this music stand. It is very sturdy, but light to carry. It ieasy to put up and take down, and there is a nice case for carrying it. I have several other types of music stands, but this is much better. Hope this helps answer your question.
464162
This item measures 27" inches in depth. I think it would work the key board would stick out but the shelve is very stable.
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I have a 32" on my stand, but I believe it should hold a 40". I don't have carpet on my floors, but for the money I found the stand to be sturdy. If I can put it together and it doesn't wobble, you should be good to go.
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It might be a bit tighter than, say, sharing a piano, but I think it would work. It would be more a matter of how wide your keyboard is.