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| Casio CS65 Privia Keyboard Stand for Casio PX110, PX120, PX310 and PX320 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Casio
Category: Musical Instruments
List Price: $149.99
Buy New: $99.00
You Save: $50.99 (34%)
Buy New from $99.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  (10 reviews)
Sales Rank: 2195
Media: Electronics
Number Of Items: 1
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 25.2
Dimensions (in): 53 x 13 x 5.1
MPN: CS-65
Model: CAS CS65
UPC: 079767341787
EAN: 0079767341787
ASIN: B000K6AZWM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | High-quality dark wood appearance | | • | Matching bench for PX-110/PX-310 |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Woodgrain stand is designed to complement the Privia series PX-110/310 pianos, turning them into elegant pieces of furniture. Comes with mounting hardware.
Amazon.com
With a high quality dark wood appearance, the CS-65 stand matches your PX-110/PX-310 perfectly - and thus ensures a genuinely stylish appearance.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
beautiful piece of furniture August 2, 2008
This is a really beautiful stand. Dark brown, almost black wooden texture. Makes the Casio Privia a beautiful instrument in your living room. I love it!
Casio Privia Piano Stand Review June 17, 2008
This thing is pretty simple to put together. It takes 30-45 minutes. It looks great (pretty wood) and it feels very sturdy.
Pleasantly Surprised May 18, 2008
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I picked up a Casio PX-200 a few months ago but found myself not using it as much because I did not have a stand which was secure enough to hold the piano in place. The original plan was to use a small table but that idea went out the window once I received my Casio PX-200 and realized how wide the piano was. So I decided I should purchase a stand. I first decided I would purchase an X style stand but my wife and I have an infant who likes to touch everything in the house and knock things over so I was worried this would not be safe for my child. I did not want to pay so much money for a stand but in the end, I decided better safe than sorry so I saved up money and finally picked up the Casio CS-65 stand. Boy and I sure glad I did.
My Casio PX-200 has two covers on each side which comes off easily by simply removing a couple of screws on each side and pull off the covers. Once you do this, you simply then mount it the each side of the stand and put the screws back on so that it secure. The instructions were easy to follow. After I finished putting the stand together, I brought my son into the office and we let him go at it. He could not knock it down. It was pretty secure, even with him leaning against it. He enjoys playing the piano all the time now. My digital piano looks great with this stand and I am not worried about my son getting hurt.
Pros:
-Secure
-Makes the digital keyboard look fancy
Cons:
-Since the piano is screwed to each side of the stands, this means your digital piano is no longer portable. If you plan on travling with your digital piano, this is not the stand for you.
-Much more expensive than an X stand
Overall, I would highly recommend this if you have a compatible digital piano from Casio. I wish Casio did not charge so much for this stand but I don't regret my purchase at call.
Exceptional Quality May 5, 2008
The stand is well worth the money, both strong and elegant. I was afraid that I had purchased the wrong stand, but the ends of my Casio Keyboard popped off to expose the attachment sites. The sides of the stand are thick, solid, and level. When accidentally bumped or pushed, there is no horizontal sway. The keyboard stays exactly where it is, even with heavy strikes.
Very Nice. Worth for the Money April 29, 2008
Once figuring out the way, it's easy to assemble it. It looks very nice with my 6 yrs old daughter's PX-110 and even sounds better when she plays. I should get it initially instead of the X-stand. I'm very glad to have it. Strong recommend it.
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