Product Description

Casio's deluxe double-braced keyboard stand. ... Read more

Features

• Works with most Casio keyboards and electric pianos
• Fast assembly, no extra tools required
• The perfect complement for your Casio keyboard
• Circular locking mechanism makes the stand adjustable to a half dozen heights for greater playing comfort
• GSDX styling has been designed for maximum stability

Reviews (24)

Buyer Beware!
I guess I should have read the reviews before purchasing. The stand arrived via UPS in very poor condition and the screws were missing. I returned it and another was sent to me from Amazon. The second one arrived in worse condition than the first and again, the screws were missing. Amazon will not send another one, stating "As it seems that the problem with this item is more widespread than we originally thought, we are not able to send another replacement. We will investigate and remedy the situation with the item; however, I cannot guarantee when the error may be fixed." However, several days later, I see that this product is still available for purchase. For the very first time, I am dissatisfied with Amazon.com!

Excellent
After reading the other reviews I was expecting problems with delivary. But the box the stand came in was packed into a big shipping box, full of protective packaging material. It was in perfect condition.
The instructions are confusing,but I put it together without the diagram and it only took a few minutes and some common sense. (The screws are screwed into the ends of each leg.)
Overall I was very pleased. I have small children and the stand is stable enough for even the 2 year old to use it.

No screws! Arrrgh!
I thought I'd be luckier than most of the previous reviewers, but no; when my Deluxe Keyboard Stand was delivered, it was missing eight screws and eight grippers, thus making it impossible to assemble.I had to repack it and return it to Amazon.What a waste of time.I also noticed that it is designed so that, when seated, your knees hit the stand legs, making it almost impossible to use (should you ever get all the parts).

I have since bought a very strong, properly-designed stand by Kaman in a local store (already assembled).I suggest Amazon stop selling this Casio stand, as all the necessary parts often are not included.

Kona

More of the same
Missing all screws.I know this product is good, but the hassle of getting it all together is the problem.No screws means it is not good.I hope it will all be resolved by the manufacturer or Amazon.

Excellent!
I didn't experience any problems at all with this product! It only took a short time to set up, and is very sturdy! I bought it with the PSR-175 keyboard through amazon.com.
(I'm not sure how much I'd trust others who "were missing screws or parts" in their reviews...I'd just advise you to open the package carefully, and to do it in an open space, so you can't lose anything) ... Read more

Product Description

A great basic keyboard stand with solid construction and the patent-pending quikSQUEEZE adjustment system. Ideal for smaller keyboards (130 lbs. or less). Constructed from 1/2" x 1-1/8" tubing with adjustable height from 27" to 38" and adjustable width from 11" to 31". ... Read more

Features

• Holds small- to medium-sized keyboards
• 130 lbs. weight capacity
• 1/2" x 1-1/8" tubing
• 27"-38" adjustable height
• 11"-31" adjustable width

Product Description

This sturdy adjustable X-style keyboard stand offers rock-solid support at an affordable price. A circular locking mechanism allows for adjustment to 6 heights for greater playing comfort. Imported. Approximate ranges: Height: 25-3/4–38-3/4". Length: 31-1/2–11". Width: 13-3/4". ... Read more

Features

• X-style keyboard stand
• 6 lockable heights
• Sturdy design

Product Description

This is great for small to medium keyboards. Excellent value at this great low price. ... Read more

Features

• Holds small to medium sized keyboards
• Capable of holding up to 130 lbs.
• Adjustable height

Product Description

Capable of securely supporting up to 250 lbs. and easily adjustable thanks to the no-fuss, patent-pending quikSQUEEZE adjustment system. This stand makes setup and performance a breeze. Constructed from 3/4" tubing with adjustable height of 27" to 39" and adjustable width of 11" to 31". ... Read more

Features

• Sturdy double braced support design
• 250 pound weight capacity
• 11" to 31" base spread
• 27" to 39" height adjustment
• Folds for easy storage and transport

Product Description

Yamaha Power AdapterFor DGX205, DGX305, DD55CThe PA5D power adaptor lets you play your instrument without having to worry how long the batteries will last. Save time spent on replacing old batteries and the costs of buying new ones with the energy efficient PA5D. Just plug it in! ... Read more

Features

• No batteries needed
• Key component for keyboard playing
• Compact design
• Energy efficient
• Continuous power for keyboard playing

Product Description

Yamaha Power Adapterfor YPT200/YPT300/PSR295/DD20Why keep paying for expensive batteries when you're playing your portable keyboard at home? Take advantage of low-cost AC power and save yourself money and hassle. The PA3C model is compatible with the PSR292 and lower, DGX202, and EZ20 keyboard models. ... Read more

Features

• 6-foot cable
• 12V power adapter for use with Yamaha PSR keyboards
• Also works with YPP15 and YPR50 digital pianos and DD9M, DD20, and DD35 drum machines
• Input - 120V, 60 Hz
• Output - 700Ma

Product Description

This handy Yamaha Sustain Pedal and FS controller hooks up to any synthesizer, tone module, or drum machine with a 0.25" phone jack sustain-pedal input, and its 5' cable affords ample placement options. Specific compatible Yamaha devices include the PSR-D1, PSR-195, PSR-225, PSR-240, PSR-248, PSR-270, PSR-330 PSR-340, PSR-530, PSR-540. Imported. ... Read more

Features

• Works with any keyboard utilizing a sustain pedal with 0.25-inch connector
• Sustain foot pedal or FS controller
• For synthesizers, tone modules, and drum machines
• Compatible with PSR-D1, PSR-195, PSR-225, PSR-240, PSR-248, PSR-270, PSR-330, PSR-340, PSR-530, PSR-540
• 5-foot cable to 0.25-inch phone plug

Reviews (7)

FC-5: Not for Piano Players
Growing up with an acoustic piano, I was uncomfortable with how the FC-5 Sustain Pedal felt.For me to tell when I was pressing the pedal or not, I had to take my shoes off.Unwilling to be an environmental hazard, I decided to purchase a pedal that has the feel of an acoustic piano's pedal.(Much better than buying that yellow tape to surround myself with...)

If you are looking for the feel of an acoustic piano's pedal, I would recommend the FC-4.Or if you want the same feel with a pedal that can do more than just sustain, I'd recommend the FC-3.

No Rewiring Necessary
I'm new to keyboards and am still trying to make my hands work together.The melody is coming along fine with my right hand but integrating chords with my left sounded choppy so I thought it might sound better with a sustain pedal.My music is a little better but the pedal itself works great.I read the comments about it working backwards and tried some experiments.If the keyboard is powered off when you plug in the sustain pedal it will work just fine, but if it has power to the keyboard when you plug it in then it will work backwards.To fix it just turn the power off and on again.
The pedal causes the sound to die away over 3-4 seconds with the peddal pushed and if you release it early it will shut the sound off early.My keyboard has a very good piano sound when set to Grand Piano and with the sustained sound it doesn't loose any of that piano sound.
The peddle itself looks fairly well constructed especially considering it's low price.I've only had it a few weeks so I can't speak about how well it will stand up to repeated use.It seems good enough for someone who wants to play for their own enjoyment and maybe a few friends.

This sustain pedal works fine
The people who said this pedal works the opposite of a normal sustain pedal may not know that the keyboard has to be turned OFF when the pedal is plugged in. This pedal works fine for me, though it slides a bit on carpet. This does not have the feel of a regular piano pedal, but I'm quite happy with it, for what it is.

This is Normally Closed circuit (Not what I expected!)
This is a "Normally Closed" circuit (Current flows).Meaning that when you press on it the circuit opens (No Current flows).If your using for a keyboard or anything else this will be important to know.I'm going to rewire it so that it's "Normally Open".Hopefully it will then work ok.The description doesn't say if it's NO (normally open) or NC (normally closed) which makes for problems....Mike.

reverse order pedal...
I ordered this pedal thinking that it would be like a normal pedal would...you press it down, it sustains your notes.When I got it, it came in a box with no instructions at all...so, I plugged it in, and on my keyboard it showed that the pedal was in use.When I went to play notes, it sustained them-and when I pressed down the pedal, it didn't.I returned it, because I know I can get a better one elsewhere...I was just very shocked that Yamaha would be like that.Maybe it was a glitch with that one pedal.It is good for people who are lazy and want to have their notes sustain all the time without pressing anything... ... Read more

Product Description

This sturdy, adjustable cross-braced keyboard stand offers solid, affordable instrument support. A circular locking mechanism facilitates adjustment to six different heights for maximal playing comfort. Imported. ... Read more

Features

• X-style keyboard stand
• 6 lockable heights
• Sturdy design

Reviews (14)

genie
The stand it self is just what i wanted.But the screws are missing in mine.Am trying to find a phone number so i can call company and get them to send me some.I can't seem to find contact info anywhere.Very frustrated which is why my rating is so low.Shipped fast and was what i expected, light weight, portable, built of good grade metal and storable.

keyboard beginner
I purchased the Yamaha PSR-290AD 61 Note keyboard.Although the keyboard will sit on this stand it is not very stable.I am sending it back.I now have a Yamaha L3C stand.Much better.

Is this a Yamaha stand?
...it doesn't appear to be.It seems to be a generic universal keyboard stand.It therefore doesn't fit securely.The Yamaha PSR-290 has molded indentations in the bottom that the stand should fit into, but they don't.Although the stand is sturdy, the keyboard just sits loosely on top could easily fall off and crash to the floor if bumped by a child.

Also, like others who have wirtten reviews, I thought the bolts were missing when I began assembly.They provide an Allen wrench in a little plastic bag and you expect the bolts to be there too, but they are screwed deeply into the legs and hard to see - the instructions should note this.

another disappointed christmas keyboarder
My son bought it from Amazon and when we opened the box there were no cross-pieces or screws.Now he has to return it and I have to buy another one and hope for the best.

Oops! My fault
I post a bad review few minutes ago. But I just found out the screws are actually attached to the stand legs already. Well, problem solved. It's a OK product after all. I'm happily playing my keyboard now. ... Read more

Product Description

Outer covering is heavy-duty 440D twill nylon to lock out dirt and spills. Inside, foam padding absorbs the bumps of normal handling. Edges and handles are made of thick parachute webbing for extra strength and durability. Includes carry handle, shoulder strap, and double jumbo zippers. Holds a 43" x 7" x 16" keyboard snugly. ... Read more

Reviews (1)

Works nicely
I have about a ten-year-old Yamaha 61-key keyboard and this case worked perfectly for it.If you have a keyboard near the dimensions mentioned on the page, it should fit in this and not slide around too much.I haven't transported the keyboard with it much yet, so its ruggedness will be tested this weekend when I haul it around some.

The zippered pouches in the front are a great addition for lots of things.For me, however, it is perfect to create my own studio-in-a-bag.

The big zippered pouch seems almost tailor-made for my 12" Apple iBook laptop, and a little sheet music will fit in there, too.There are additional pockets in front of the laptop-size pouch that will hold my USB<->MIDI interface and MIDI cable.

So for $15 I get a case that will let me perform and play everywhere (the keyboard can run on batteries).And its construction and shipment went well.

Recommended. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Stop using those rickety boxes and give your musical keyboard some pride of place! This X-style design, adjustable keyboard stand from Casio easily changes height from 28 inches to 37 inches with a spring-loaded knob that locks solidly into place. Constructed with heavy-duty steel, it has rubber feet so it stays up--and stays put--during the big solo. The stand will hold keyboards up to 20 inches deep and is 30 inches wide when fully opened. ... Read more

Features

• X shape design can support all compatible pianos
• Stand is both portable and sturdy with easy to store design
• Stand is compatible with LK-30, LK-33, LK-40, LK-42, LK-43, LK-43JC, LK-45, LK-50, LK-55, LK-6, LK-73, LK-90TV, MZ-2000, WK-1200, WK-1250, WK-1300, WK-1350, WK-1500, WK-1600, WK-1630, WK-1800, WK-3000, WK-3500
• Compatible with CTK-540, CTK-541, CTK-551, CTK-555L, CTK-560, CTK-560L, CTK-571, CTK-573, CTK-574, CTK-591, CTK-611, CTK-620L, CTK-631, CTK-651, CTK-671, CTK-691, CTK-711EX, CTK-731, CTK-80, CTK-811EX, CTK451
• Also compatible with CTK-120, CTK-130, CTK-150, CTK-401, CTK-411, CTK-431, CTK-450, CTK-451, CTK-471, CTK-481, CTK-483, CTK-485, CTK-491, CTK-495, CTK-496, CTK-510, CTK-511, CTK-519, CTK-520L, CTK-530, CTK-531, CTK-533

Product Description

On-Stage keyboard stands are loaded with all the features demanded by today's top keyboardists. This table top-style is an extremely strong stand. It's fully-adjustable and is a great choice for keyboardists who prefer to use larger keyboards for enhanced features like weighted-key action. The KS7100 also is ideal for heavier vintage keyboards like 70s-era electric pianos. ... Read more

Features

• 395-lb. weight capacity
• 26" to 43" height adjustment
• 29" to 43-1/2" width adjustment
• Welded and bolted construction
• Platform telescopes for versatility

Reviews (1)

STURDY!!!!
This stand at this price ($29.99) is an unbelieveable deal!I pulled it out of the box, unfolded it (no assembly necessary) and climbed up on it.Rock solid!Other stands hold 150, maybe 200 lbs.This one holds almost 400!! I have something stable to put my Wurlitzer 200 on now and it only cost me 30 clams.I think I need another one now for my 88-key Alesis.Get 'em while they last! ... Read more

Product Description

Genuine Casio sustain pedal makes for more expressive playing and works with most model Casio keyboards. ... Read more

Features

• For CTK-491, CTK-591, CTK-691, LK-55 and WK-3000 keyboards

Product Description

Designed for exclusive use with Yamaha's DGX200, DGX202, and DGX300 Portable Grand keyboards, this simulated wood-grain 76-key keyboard stand bolts directly to the bottom of your instrument. It's perfect for home use, live performance, or studio environments, and the wood finish complements the Yamaha's WB1 piano bench (sold separately). Imported. ... Read more

Features

• Assembly required.
• Optional keyboard stand for DGX-200 and DGX-300.
• Leg style keyboard stand with feet.
• Light simulated woodgrain.
• Bolts onto keyboard.

Product Description

The M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal is the perfect product for keyboard players who want the most realistic pedal action. The SP-2 model is used in the same manner the sustain pedal on an acoustic piano is used. This classic-style pedal works with any M-Audio keyboard. Designed to work and feel just like an acoustic piano's sustain pedal, its specially designed rubber bottom grips the floor and stays put while you play. ... Read more

Features

• Includes 6-foot cable with 1/4-inch jack; 1-year warranty
• Classic-style sustain pedal for use with any electronic keyboard
• Designed to work and feel just like acoustic piano's sustain pedal
• Specially designed rubber bottom grips the floor while you play
• High-quality chrome foot pedal with expressive half-pedal capabilities

Product Description

Extend your battery life by using this optional AC adapter while you are at home or near an electrical outlet.Works with the following models: SA-39; SA-6; SA-65; SA-67; SA-75. ... Read more

Features

• AC power adapter for Casio musical keyboards
• Works with Casio SA-39, SA-6, SA-65, and SA-67
• Works with AC 120V, 60 Hz power outlets

Amazon.com Product Description

This optional sustain pedal will enhance your keyboard experience. A critical accessory for keyboard players. The pdeal works with the following models: CPS-7, CPS-85, CTK-481, CTK-491, CTK-495, CTK-531, CTK-541, CTK-591, CTK-611, CTK-620L, CTK-631, CTK-691, CTK-731, LK-55, LK-73, WK-1300, WK-1350, WK-1630, WK-3000 and WK-3500.

What's in the Box
Sustain pedal ... Read more

Features

• For CTK-491, CTK-591, CTK-691, LK-55 and WK-3000 keyboards
• UPC 079767397388
• Mic input and seperate volume

Reviews (4)

Very Unrealistic (for Piano)
I was hoping this would have more of a piano feel to it. This pedal requires a lot of pressure to get any sustain out of my casio keyboard. If I have shoes on and "stand" on the pedal, it will sustain the notes I play. It is far from the lighter touch I am used to on a real piano. On a real piano, I can let my heel rest on the floor and with light pressure on the pedal it will depress fully. It would be nice if they made the tension adjustable. Also, it is just an on-off switch. In other words, the degree of sustain does not vary (as it does with a piano), making it even more unrealistic. I would recommend shopping around if you want a piano-like pedal, or if you want a pedal that does not require a lot of pressure to work.

Very uncomfortable.
I bought this sustain pedal for the price -- it was a big mistake. You will need to wear shoes to use the pedal comfortably as it is very boxy and the "grip" grooves are very uncomfortable. I had some difficulty keeping the pedal in place while playing. I gave it away after two days.

It would be well worth the extra $10 to buy a model with the classic design. If you need a footswitch, I would recommend testing the model at your local music store before buying.

Fantastic to use with CASIO Electronic Piano.
I have to say this is a great asset to my CASIO. It is easy to use, doesnt stick like the previous person mentioned and even with bare feet is comfortable to press down on. Maybe they have altered the make....I dont know....but what I do know is that the sound that comes out when using it is exactly what I was hoping for when playing my instrument. For the price it is worth it and so far I am quite satisfied with it.I bought this in the USA whilst visiting in May 2004 as, believe it or not, most music shops in Tokyo were out of them any make or form!!!!!
NO COMPLAINTS HERE AT ALL!!!!!!

Sticky button with painfull grooves
This sustain pedal has a tendency to stick and make a loud clicking noice when you use it.Also the top of the pedal has deep grooves so if you try to use it with bare feet, its really uncomfortable. ... Read more

Reviews (1)

BEST PROTECTION FOR MY CASIO WK-1630 KEYBOARD
I received my Casio 76CASE Keyboard Carry Case, the very same day, I received my Casio WK-1630 Electronic Keyboard.And, found that this case was the very best investment in protecting my keyboard.It has more then enough padding to protect the keys, buttons and surface of my keyboard. Strong full zippers to seal out dust and dirt. And, large amounts of pocket space for adapters, control pedals, headphones and can even hold music books with room to spare.A long adjustable shoulder strap makes carrying a bit easier.If you plan to take good care of your keyboard, then this case is a must have. ... Read more

Product Description

A workhorse in the garage band and an affordable solution for keyboardists, it pumps a solid 60W RMS into a 12" woofer and 2" tweeter. Sound shaping is precisely accomplished with a 4-band EQ with parametric mids and 2 channels with independent levels. Dual 1/4" and XLR inputs. 1/4" output. ... Read more

Features

• 60W RMS
• 12" woofer and 2" tweeter
• 4-band EQ with parametric mids
• 2 channels with independent levels
• Dual 1/4" and XLR inputs

Reviews (1)

Good practice amp, but not quite enough for a band setting.
I bought one to leave in the band's practice room (why not? the price is right!), so I could keep my Crate MX50B at home, hoping this generic 60-watter would hold it's own against a guitar amp & drums.Nope.Not quite.This is a fine practice amp, but side-by-side against my main amp, I'd subjectively rate the power around half the Crate's 50 watts.

So the Crate will go on the road, and this unit will be my practice unit for home.Which is fine, since the low end rolls off early (even with the Bass setting at 10, the lows just aren't there), it won't shake the walls (or bother the neighbors so much).

On the other hand, though the manual and face of the amp (which arrived with the "AXL" brandname/logo on it) call it a Bass Amp, Musician's Friend is right to market it for keyboards too - the highs and mids are sharp (a tweeter in a bass amp?Heh.) and there's lots of EQ-ing options.

All-in-all, if you're not expecting what the competition calls 60 watts, and don't need a lot of low-end rumble, this is a steal of a practice or keyboard amp for the (sale) price. ... Read more

Product Description

Built around a heavy-duty mechanism with rubber-coated shell and chrome footpedal. Includes cable, mono plug, and polarity switch for use with all keyboards. ... Read more