The KS-G8B from Roland is a portable stand that provides a solid foundation for 88-note keyboards such as the company's FA-08 music workstation and RD-800 digital piano. Its open design and black finish offers an unobtrusive look, while steel piping and rigid bracing ensures maximum stability for every playing situation.

The stand folds for easy transportation and its height can be adjusted in three stages to accommodate a sitting or standing position. An additional keyboard can be mounted by adding the optional KS-STG8 secondary tier.

Portable Stand for 88-Note Keyboards    Easy Setup/Breakdown    3-Position Height Adjustable    Expandable

Sleek and sturdy keyboard stand designed for 88-note keyboards such as the FA-08 and RD-800

Height is adjustable to three different positions for playing while sitting, or standing

Foldable for transport and storage

Easy setup/breakdown with the standard drum key

Includes four clips for securing cables

Add a tier for a second keyboard with the optional KS-STG8

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this stand work with and bolt to the YPG-235?

A: According to Yamaha the L3C Stand is not compatible with YPG series keyboards. A standard X style keyboard stand is recommended such as the Yamaha PKBS1.

Q: 2. How important is it to have the 'drops and spills' coverage?

A: The AllState Protection Plans available to add onto products such as the Roland KC-200 4-Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier afford additional protection for items that covers instances not necessarily handled by the product warranty such as drops and spills. The plans add significant value via quick repairs or replacement and 24/7 support. Depending on how this keyboard amp will be used and by who, for instance if used to perform in public, the AllState Protection Plan would provide extra piece of mind and protection.

Q: 3. will this stand work for Yamaha YPT-240?

A: The YPT-240 is compatible with the L3C stand.

Q: 4. are batteries rechargeable?

A: It doesn't come with batteries. You buy your own. It takes AA, so you could buy rechargeable if you wanted to. I have run mine only on electricity so far. I like the battery option, though.

Q: 5. Hi I have an old Roland KC-150 4-CH mixing keyboard amplifier. Will this amplifier work with the BK-3? If so, with what cords?

A: Yes, the KC-150 will be compatible with the Roland BK-3 61-key Backing Keyboard (Black). You will need a dual-1/4" TS to dual-1/4" TS such as B&H # HOHSS003X2.

Q: 6. What Keybed is in the Roland FANTOM 07? I have the 2019 Fantom8 and I am now looking to add a Synth action 76 key keyboard.

A: The Roland Fantom-07 76-Key Music Workstation Keyboard uses a velocity-sensitive, synth action key bed. Users have described the 07 key bed as similar to the keys on the Fantom-S model with key edges that are slightly more square in form factor.

Q: 7. Is the L3C compatible with the Yamaha PSR E-363 keyboard?

A: Mine is a EZ 220. The mounting holes are about 28 apart. It is a very nice, practical stand.

Q: 8. Nowhere on the specs of the Roland E A 7 there is mention of a sequencer how do you write your own styles?

A: Styles can be edited or created using the Style Composer function. Please feel free to download the Operation Manual from Roland for more information. https://a href= http://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/E-A7_r_e01W.pdf target= _blank static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/E-A7_r_e01W.pdf/a

Q: 9. does it work with YPT 210?

A: I'm sorry, but this stand will not fit the YPT210. I would recommend considering a folding keyboard stand like B&H # AUKSPL2X instead.

Q: 10. Looking for a pair of speakers to use with V-Drums AND synths. Would these be a good fit? Extra features compared to the PM-200.

A: Yes, the Roland KC-200 4-Channel Mixing Keyboard Amplifier can be used with V-Drums and synthesizers, as well as with a microphone.