Casio ARDX Double X Keyboard Stand

A sturdy stand, if only it went a little lower! I purchased this stand for my newly acquired Yamaha CP300, which is a heavy stage piano. The old stand was rather flimsy. The assembly of the stand was easy. The stand is made well. The height of the stand is controlled by the cross bar. This is where my issue is with this stand. Yamaha CP300 is about 2″ higher than other keyboards of its kind. On the lowest height setting for this stand, with Yamaha CP300 put on top it, it comes out to be…

At lowest setting piano was too high Does not go low enough. I use it with a Casio Privia PX160BK. At the lowest setting, with a standard piano bench, the piano was too high, my forearms were slanted uncomfortably upwards to play the keys–I’m 5’11”. This could have been me, but I could not get it level when I put it together–it wobbled a bit. I could and should have returned it, but I had already gotten rid of the box–I’ll put it on Craigslist or give it away. I replaced it with a World Tour Double XBraced stand. At the…

Reasonably sturdy, but… One of the 8 holes for mounting the legs was improperly tapped; I almost stripped one of the screws trying to get it to go. Luckily, I had a couple of self-tapping screws with the same thread (but much shorter) in a junk drawer, which I “sacrificed” to open up the threads so that the actual screw would go in and snug up. Glad I didn’t have to send it back for that.The height adjustment seems to be biased towards a standing player; it is too high for a seated player unless you have…