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nvining
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Keyboard Stands

Post by nvining » Tue Sep 08, 2015 11:02 pm

I need a keyboard stand that can hold the weight of my CS80. I would *like* a keyboard stand where I can mount something sizeable yet more modern overtop of the CS80 as a second keyboard (say, the Solaris or something). Right now I'm using a Broder industrial shelving unit from IKEA, but the damn things have been discontinued (and if anybody has any angled brackets for the L shaped configuration and shelves, I am happy to buy them off of you, BTW - the thing is fabulous), but I am trying to make my studio not suck this year and would like to clean things up.

So! What are you using with two stands that can hold about 300 lbs?
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Re: Keyboard Stands

Post by meatballfulton » Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:12 am

I've never needed a stand to hold that much weight and I can't think of any off the shelf keyboard stands that could do it.
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Re: Keyboard Stands

Post by nvining » Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:34 am

I mean, I *can* weld something; alternately, I can get something like a mitre saw stand or other construction equipment and adapt that to fit the purpose. I would also be interested to hear from people who have done things like that.
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Re: Keyboard Stands

Post by the synthman » Fri Oct 02, 2015 7:43 pm

Do they not come with legs/stand?
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Re: Keyboard Stands

Post by nvining » Fri Oct 02, 2015 10:47 pm

Its legs disappeared a long time ago, I'm afraid.
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Re: Keyboard Stands

Post by nvining » Sat Oct 03, 2015 5:16 am

For the edification of all: the winner is the Onstage KS-3765-EJ. I put the CS80 on the bottom, and presently a Solaris on the top, and it seems to have held up so far. (It's rated for 400 lbs, so you could probably put a Novachord on it.)
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