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The On-Stage Stands KS8290X Lok-Tight Pro Single-X ERGO-LOK Keyboard Stand is a top-of-the-line single-X stand that's built for pro-level work with super heavy-duty tubing and welded construction. This heavy-duty keyboard stand supports 275 pounds with height adjustment from 27"-38" and width adjustment from 12"-32".

Uses ERGO-LOK technology for ease of use. The ERGO-LOK system includes an ergonomic trigger, an internal rod mechanism, and a solid steel spring-loaded deadbolt assembly. The On-Stage Stands Single-X Keyboard Stand uses dual sheer disk plates and heavy-duty deadbolt for superior stability.
On-Stage KS8290X Lok-Tight Pro Single-X ERGO-LOK Keyboard Stand
On-Stage KS8290X Lok-Tight Pro Single-X ERGO-LOK Keyboard Stand
On-Stage KS8290X Lok-Tight Pro Single-X ERGO-LOK Keyboard Stand

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  • Built for large-format keyboards
  • 30mm tubing
  • Supports 275 lb.
  • 1-1/8" tubing
  • Height adjusts from 27"-38"
  • Width adjusts from 12"-32"
  • ERGO-LOK system
  • Welded construction

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Keyboard stands shouldn't rock literally
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  • Keyboard stands shouldn't rock literally

    1

    submitted7 months ago

    byHarry

    fromCalifornia

    Product comes disassembled with great instructions. Unfortunately, once assembled, the pieces don't fit together well and no amount of tightening will make them fit. I even tried wood shims (pictured). When playing at standing height, keyboard rocks front-back about one inch

  • It does the job

    3

    submitted14 years ago

    byBen Peltz

    fromSharon MA

    My keyboard stand broke, and I'm a but strapped for cash so I decided to buy this. I'm not saying this is a bad stand, because it does what it needs to do, but after about a month screws started becoming loose and falling off. I've mananged to keep it to together, as nothing major has gone wrong yet. So for a cheap stand, go with this, but others with better build quality are a better choice though pricier.

  • Buy a $20 Helmet for your $20 Head

    3

    submitted14 years ago

    byKirk Liponis

    fromBozeman, MT

    On-Stage makes a wide variety of stands and I use many of them. Keep in mind that if you have a $2,500 keyboard, why are you putting it on a $20 stand?

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