Can anyone tell me if this stand will fit a Roland E-09 keyboard. I am looking for a sturdy stand and have heard that the "x" stands are not very sturdy.
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I doubt it. The stand seems very carefully tailored to the dimensions and shape of the particular Casio keyboard. I don't know anything about the Roland keyboard. BTW, the Casio stand comes knocked down and has to be assembled, although that's not difficult. However, there is a time when you have to fit the keyboard into the stand to make it hold together. Unless everything is exactly the right size and shape, it's a No Go and you'd be stuck with a stand that won't stay up, as I recall. It's been over a year since I put it together for my grandson. He has it at his home, which I'm not too near to check it out. I doubt it. The stand seems very carefully tailored to the dimensions and shape of the particular Casio keyboard. I don't know anything about the Roland keyboard. BTW, the Casio stand comes knocked down and has to be assembled, although that's not difficult. However, there is a time when you have to fit the keyboard into the stand to make it hold together. Unless everything is exactly the right size and shape, it's a No Go and you'd be stuck with a stand that won't stay up, as I recall. It's been over a year since I put it together for my grandson. He has it at his home, which I'm not too... » Read More I doubt it. The stand seems very carefully tailored to the dimensions and shape of the particular Casio keyboard. I don't know anything about the Roland keyboard. BTW, the Casio stand comes knocked down and has to be assembled, although that's not difficult. However, there is a time when you have to fit the keyboard into the stand to make it hold together. Unless everything is exactly the right size and shape, it's a No Go and you'd be stuck with a stand that won't stay up, as I recall. It's been over a year since I put it together for my grandson. He has it at his home, which I'm not too near to check it out. « Show Less
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This keyboard case will fit the Yamaha DGX-650 digital piano without any trouble at all. However, my question to you is, do you want a hard shell case or a soft shell case? This keyboard case is a soft case. Yes, it will protect your keyboard, it does have padding but it won't give you complete protection like a hard shell case would. I bought this case for my Korg Kross 88 note keyboard and it did a great job protecting it. I reckon that's what matters the most, to protect the keyboard, it did it's job well.
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http://m.usa.yamaha.com/products/pianos-keyboards/digital-pianos/portable-grand/dgx-650-digital-piano.html So your keyboard is 55"x5.75"x17.5" So I'd say that's a "no," even without the stand. I've no idea why that other reviewer is telling you about how his son's keyboard fits. Your keyboard is larger, and will not. Nice case, but there it is.
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I believe so. This stand is very sturdyt. I have a full 88 key Williams keyboard on it in my living room with not even a wobble. Strongly recommend.
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It can support the P105B as it is a standard stand. It is adjustable too. The length of the piano will clearly be longer than the stand, but the width will be perfect. I have seen other stands paired with this digital piano and the fit seems the same. My daughter uses this stand with her keyboard and we have had to adjust it only once. It is very sturdy and I like the rubber stabilizing strips. Very well made. As for weight, I don't quite remember. The product had to be assembled so I would assume a few pounds heavier than the actual product. Hope this help.
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It works well for me. I have 2 Korg workstations 88 keys and 61 keys. It's a little tight but with the smaller one on the top at just about level, it works. There is a little room for modification if you're okay with that.
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Which Stand did you end up buying? I am looking for decent one that is compatible with this kit. I would greatly appreciate your input.
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The only measurement that affects whether your piano will fit is the width of your piano (tip of piano key to the backside of the piano). If it is wider than rods in the picture, then you simply wouldn't be able to use the little nubs at the ends of each rod to prevent your keyboard from sliding off. I measured it just now. The upper rods that your keyboard would rest on are about 14 inches long. If your keyboard's width is equal or less than that, you're good to do.
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I have two 5 octave keyboards on mine top and bottom. One is an Edirol PCR-80 midi controller, and the other is a Yamaha PSR-500 synthesizer. They both weigh about 8 pounds and are about 42 inches long. If you bang on them like a gorilla I couldn't recommend, but otherwise I can't see it being a problem.
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The width of the 2nd tier varies in direct relation with how wide you set the bottom tier (21" to 37"). I have a Kronos X88, and I can assure you that it WILL fit on the second tier. However, I would recommend that you place your heaviest keyboard on the first tier, just to prevent the stand from being top heavy. I have my 50lb Kronos X88 on the bottom and a 46lb Korg PA1x on the top tier. I am not nervous in the slightest about this stand's ability to hold the combined weight. This thing is as solid as a rock. HOPE this helps.
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It should. I have a Yahama keyboard which doesn't screw into this particular stand, but it sits fine on the pads. If I play with extra "enthusiasm", there is a little vibration, but nothing that is a problem for me.
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This is just the stand, keyboard does not come with it. I have a 76 key keyboard and the stand is made for it.The item says it is just the stand and tells you which keyboard it fits.
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The Stellar Labs 555-13830 is the best stand I personally will recommend to anyone. It's sturdy, adjustable in both height and width. No keyboard is too small or too big for it to bear the weight. The best you can ever get. Highly recommended!
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It works with anything that has a quarter-inch out. Can't speak to the quality specifically with your Roland, but it's worked with my keyboards.
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I have all three tiers loaded to the brim with synths. A 76 key on the bottom and two synths of various sizes on tier two and three. It's pretty stable. I don't use them in a live setting so I don't know how the stand will react to stage movement. I believe you should be alright. Just be sure to balance the weight accordingly(Heaviest on bottom)
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It wasn't easy to find one. I wound up with a road runner keyboard porter. It holds my collapsible x-stand, YPG-235, and essential accessories. I really like it.
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We bought a P105 piano with the yamaha stand so I can't speak to your model. It fits perfectly with ours installed with the L85 stand. That one is marketed for the p95. I don't think it would work independently without that stand and the stand isn't universal... It is cut to fit notches molded into the edges of the piano. But the pedals are far better than the little one packaged with the piano. Perhaps you could check out Yamaha's site or go look at one at a music store like guitar center. The stand is great for home use. Well worth it if it fits your keyboard.