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It tooks me about 20 min to assemble it. It's not difficult to understand but a little tricky to handle this big mobile parts by one person. After you could fit one screw, you're almost done.It's very sturdy and light too.And as you can see in the photo one have more than enough space, so check if the stand is compatible with the stand and enjoy!

I was looking to get stand that was not wobbly and this fits the bill. It's very easy to install on my yamaha keyboard and it's very sturdy. There is absolutely no wobble. I think the only drawback is that the height is not adjustable. I'm a very short person and I have to adjust my stool all the way on the highest setting to be able to have a proper posture for the keyboard. I'm going to use it a while to see if it ends up being a deal breaker, but for what I wanted, it's perfect!For those who need to collapse it for traveling, there are retaining rings to keep the thumbscrews in place.

This stand fit my Yamaha NP31 perfectly. It does not seem to wobble and is sturdy. It was easy to assemble; however, it was a little difficult to get it properly aligned by myself. I'm waiting on a bench, so in the mean time, it's a little high for me and you cannot adjust it; however, it definitely gets the job done!

I could not have been any happier with this stand. I have a Yamaha EZ-220 keyboard, and this is perfect for my instrument. For those who are curious, from the ground to the base of the keyboard, it is 27 1/2". The inside leg to leg distance is around 28" at the highest point. The depth from the front of the keys to the back cross support is around 15". The attached photo might help you determine if this is a good fit or not.Bottom line is that my tall office chair will allow me to fit under the keyboard without hitting it with my knees.It is very sturdy and light-weight. I don't travel with mine, but for those who do, "e"-clips are provided so that when you remove the three mounting knobs, the do not drop off onto the floor.If this stand were able to make me play better, I would be a professional. Great product.

This stand is an excellent and sturdy to support my footless piano. But it is a little tricky to attach it. You better get help from another person in order to hold the piano so you can correctly attach the stand

This stand is just what I needed after buying a combo of a piano, headphones and keyboard stand. The initial keyboard stand in the combo was not made for the keyboard. After reading some reviews I found this and figured I'd give it a try. Glad i did. Now my son's set is complete and he doesn't have to slump over the keyboard on the floor.The stand is sooo lightweight and very easy to attach to the keyboard. The keyboard attaches perfectly and is very stable. No wobbling or sliding. the bottom of the stand has 'rubbers' on it to help it stay in place on whatever surface. We have it in a carpeted room so we don't have to sorry about that. Overall I am very satisfied with my purchase.

STAND IS GREAT.....Amazon's Packaging......LOUSY.I purchased the stand based on the ratings and also that is compatible with my Yamaha PSR E-413. It fits GREAT. It works Great. I SHOULD note that Yamaha (sealed package) put in three screws that were TWICE the length needed....and the instructions said to use the "SHORTER" on the center support. They were all EQUAL and WAY TOO LONG. IF you plan on popping the KB off, then find some metric dies and cut OFF the screws, otherwise, be prepared to TWIST the knob for a LONG time.The box arrived with the corners torn open and part of the metal stand hanging out. My wife wanted to know if there were ANY electronics in it. It looked like it was caught on the FedEx conveyor or the USPS folks locally used it as home plate for their midnight ball game. I do NOT know if a real FedEx van brought it or if it was delivered by my USPS carrier....as we were NOT at home at the time.Fortunately, there was no damage. The wall thickness of of the OEM Yamaha box is thin and there is no internal padding or supports.Love the stand....just glad it got here in as good a shape as it was...

Contrary to a couple of reviews that stated the stand didn't fit, this sturdy stand fit my Yamaha PSR-EW310 keyboard (also fits PSR-E373 and YPT-370, among many other PSR models). The 3 thumbscrews come with clips that will keep the screws from getting lost while disassembled, but using them results in a clumsier installation, since the screw won't float vertically, so rather than tightening one screw fully before moving to the others, they should all be tightened a few turns as a group.Using this stand makes the keyboard much safer around small children!