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Casio GSDX Deluxe Keyboard Stand
Casio GSDX Deluxe Keyboard Stand
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Brand: Casio
Category: Musical Instruments

List Price: $29.99
Buy New: $28.95
You Save: $1.04 (3%)
Buy New/Used from $28.95

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars(58 reviews)
Sales Rank: 59

Media: Electronics
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.3
Dimensions (in): 40 x 5 x 5

MPN: GSDX
Model: GSDX
UPC: 079767397296
EAN: 0079767397296
ASIN: B00006343B

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • The perfect complement for your Casio keyboard
  • Circular locking mechanism makes the stand adjustable to a half dozen heights for greater playing comfort
  • GSDX styling has been designed for maximum stability
  • Works with most Casio keyboards and electric pianos
  • Fast assembly, no extra tools required

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Sturdy X-style stand with 2 legs for maximum supportFirmly supports keyboardAdjustable height


Customer Reviews:   Read 53 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars great deal   May 27, 2008
I enjoy it vary well, it saves my keyboard as expected,
it was vary a great deal to buy this with my keyboard



5 out of 5 stars Decent stand   May 14, 2008
After reading many negative comments about this stand, I was wondering whether I should get this or not. But a used one from craigslist still costs 20 plus GAS, YES, you need to add GAS to your cost these days, not just TAX!!! Amazon's price is only half gallon more and decent return policy, so I still gave it a try. To my surprise, I am lucky to have all the pieces, screws and etc to make it a sturdy keyboard stand for my used WK-1630 in less than 5 min!

I didn't read the instruction as it is not that useful as indicated, but again, just looking at the picture you should know which one goes to where easily. Of course, you need to have all the screws otherwise you are screwed. :-)

Anyway, I am happy with the stand.



3 out of 5 stars Okay, but leaves you wanting for more...   April 30, 2008
The instructions are visual ONLY...a fuzzy picture with parts labeled. Very much unlike most times when assembly instructions are much better and detailed. I had to stop in the middle coz I goofed up.
The stand itself is fine for the intended purpose...to support an entry level keyboard thats not too heavy. The double-X certainly is a plus.
Mine was packed well, but the hardware was still missing a nut...another first time oddity, considering that I have never had the problem of missing hardware. Since this issue has been reported by other folks, something definitely is not right.
OVERALL: Not bad as a First stand for 20 bucks.



2 out of 5 stars no hardware, no instructions   April 1, 2008
I did not purchase this stand from Amazon but experienced the same difficulty with missing hardware. No, I am no unobservant and they were NOT in the legs for my convenience. They were missing in action as were the assembly instructions. Fortunately I live with a skillful metal worker and we were able to assemble this thing. After assembly it was sturdy enough but assembly instructions would have been nice. All in all a disappointing experience.


2 out of 5 stars Mine was complete, but...   March 10, 2008
I actually received this product for free because the description for the Casio PX110 said it came with a stand - and it didn't. So Amazon shipped this to me.

Mine, thankfully, came with all the pieces. But, in usage, it's not too great for my keyboard.
1. The stand's lowest height is too high for the Casio PX110.
2. It's a major pain to adjust the height.
3. The X-shape doesn't allow your legs to be where they should while you play. (This annoys me the most.)
4. My keyboard doesn't rest well on it - I place "non-slip pads" wherever the keyboard rests on the stand so that it won't slide if bumped.

Those four complaints are with or without the use of a pedal, and now that I'm learning pieces where I need that feature, I'm starting to plan on replacing this stand. (As well as buying a bench.) My hubby will either build a stand, or I'll end up purchasing the one for the PX110.

I guess if you're playing while standing up, and wanting a stand that folds up (with difficulty), purchase this one.



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