Featuring a table-style design, the Gravity Stands KS TS 01 B Keyboard Stand offers exceptional stability, making it ideal for heavy keyboards. The stand is height-adjustable in small incremental steps from 23.6 to 35.4", accommodating both seated and standing use. The legs can be configured in two ways: perpendicular to the vertical structure or angled outwards. The angled configuration provides additional stability and more legroom.

The width between the two top rests is adjustable from 9.1 to 28.7". The top rests can be angled incrementally across a 360° range. Crafted from solid steel, this stand integrates all possible features without compromise. For easy transport, both the legs and top rests fold inward, resulting in a very compact transport height. The stand also includes a VARI-FOOT leveling feet to compensate for uneven ground.

For Heavy Keyboards    Height-Adjustable: 23.6 to 35.4"    Top Rests Width: 9.1 to 28.7"    Depth: 13"    Foldable Design    VARI-FOOT Leveling Feet    Weight: 15 lb    Sturdy Steel Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with any arca plate or Fuji arca grip plate? Or do you have to use their arca plates only?

A: Since the Sirui KS-20 Low Gravity QR Ball Head uses a lever to tighten the plate onto the clamp, the plate needs to be exact in order to offer a perfect connection. Any small change in the size or angle of the lip of the plate may not allow the plate to be held perfectly onto the clamp. Therefore, we recommend only using the Sirui plate that comes with the head or a Sirui plate made specifically for this head in order for the plate to be 100% secure onto the clamp.

Q: 2. What's the height of the lowest setting? Thanks.

A: Approximately 21.5 inches. Really low. There are height adjustments at 3 inch increments. I have mine set at 27.5.

Q: 3. How wide is it? I have Kronos 61 and have trouble finding keyboard stand that is not too wide.

A: We have a Nord 73 and an M-audio 61. Both fit on the stand just fine.

Q: 4. I've found that Yamaha is using the same part number for a new/different and heavier version of the stand. Can you confirm that this is the same unit that is pictured?

A: The image posted on the B&H website appears to be the same as the PKBZ1 stand shown on Yamaha's product. Here is a link to the Yamaha page: https://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical_instruments/pianos/accessories/pkbz1/index.html

Q: 5. How many keys are on this keyboard?

A: This stand will easily accommodate anything from a 61 to an 88 key keyboard. I use it with a 76 key Yamaha. It's rugged, sturdy, and easy to set up.

Q: 6. Can you confirm the closed length of this stand in inches or CM? Thank you so much

A: 30 inches or 80cm.

Q: 7. Does this stand work with a Nord Grand 2 with 88 keys?

A: The On-Stage On-Stage KS7150 - Platform-Style Keyboard Stand could hold the Nord Grand 2, however, it would not be the most stable and will wobble due to the weight.

Q: 8. will this hold 6 stands with boom arms?

A: Yes, the Gravity Stands Transport Bag for Six Microphone Stands (Black) can store 6 standard boom stands.

Q: 9. Does this work with the Gator Frameworks Workstation Folding T table?

A: No. The Gator Cases Utility Table Top is designed to work with most X-style keyboard stands, but not with the T-style stands.

Q: 10. I have an idea for using this as permanently mounted legs underneath an electronic effects case that I want elevated when I perform but compact for transporting. Does anyone know if when the legs are folded flat, it is a level surface? (I'm also looking at the Ultimate Support JS-MPS1)

A: The legs will fold flat, for easy transportation. The adjustable height of the legs allow for the stand to be made level on most surfaces.