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Hamzer Adjustable Keyboard Stand for Digital Electronic Piano - H Style
Leading Living (47264)
99,4% d'évaluations positives
Prix :
29,99 $US
Environ41,38 $C
+ expédition ($US)
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État:
- Achat immédiatSupport de Clavier Piano Style H Heavy Duty, Réglable avec Capuchons Antidérapants, Noir
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À propos de ce produit
Product Identifiers
BrandHamzer
MPN21537926
GTIN0702082699034
UPC0702082699034
eBay Product ID (ePID)1584371380
Product Key Features
Suitable ForSheet Music
ColorBlack
ShapeShelf
FeaturesHeight-Adjustable, Foldable, Double Braced
MaterialMetal
Dimensions
Item Weight4.6 Pounds
Évaluations et avis
Avis les plus pertinents
- déc. 21, 2015
It's ok...
This stand is perfect except for one thing. The two legs with the "T" connections at the bottom are not sturdy at all. Even after tightening them without crushing the square tubing, the connection still wobbles. The only way to fix that is to weld the pieces together. Other than that, my Casio fits just fine. Event the bolts for the mounts fit my keyboard. Maybe they're standard. Most of the fasteners are hand tightened, since the bolt heads have plastic knobs molded onto them. They're hard to grip, thus not able to get very tight. The bottom half of the vertical legs are not tubing. They are "C" channels made of thin sheet metal. The upper half is actually a rectangular tubing that slides in the C-channel for height adjustment. I said it's not recommended, but it can be used depending on the particular usage. For sure, it's not for stage use, but it can be used as kids' keyboard stand that doesn't get moved around much. Especially, if it's up against a wall, it would reduce the wobble. If you have a welder, a couple of spot welds may be all that it needs.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- mars 16, 2016
you get what you pay for
this is exactly what a keyboard stand that costs around twenty dollars gets you. it does have good adjustable features but the connections are weak at best and use plastic at anchor points. very wobbly. it is closer to what a child or toy keyboard stand should be, one that is not required to hold much weight. it is perfectly functional for that, but not for supporting any true piece of keyboard music gear. I am actually going to use it as a stand for my lap steel guitar now.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- janv. 26, 2016
Flimsy keyboard stand
Ya get what ya pay for...very thin, cheap metal, wobbly and poorly designed. The vertical legs are incredibly thin metal. The stand does not properly hold a basic Yamaha keyboard (psr400). Spend a little more money and get a sturdy one. Not recommended.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- févr. 18, 2016
KeyBoard Stand
The product is good and does as it is designed. It works great for home use, but I would not use it on stage or for gigs not sturdy enough.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- févr. 03, 2016
Nice Keyboard Stand
It is for smaller lighter 61 key boards. It is light weight but a good buy for the money. If you have a heavy board then you will want to consider something more expensive and heavy weight.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- févr. 02, 2016
great stuff
happy I got it ,she love it. thank you for having it for me and her.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- avr. 15, 2025
item works well, very easy to assemble ...
item works well, very easy to assembleAchat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- avr. 25, 2021
Great value
Sturdy product. Works great for my electric piano.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- janv. 08, 2020
Works great as expected.
This should last for many years, till better one is made someday.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf
- avr. 11, 2025
Easy to take down, but isn't a heavy dut...
Easy to take down, but isn't a heavy duty stand.Achat vérifié : OuiÉtat : Neuf