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PrimeCables is a global home and office solutions company-proudly established and operating in Canada.With over 10 years of manufacturing and design experience,PrimeCables is dedicated to providing a wide variety of high quality stands.For example,TV/Monitor Mount,piano stand,speaker/mic stand,projector mount,etc.
Focusing on customer needs,we keep upgrading and producing cost-effective stands so that everyone can have a better life experience!
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This Item  PrimeCables Double-Brace X Musical Classic Keyboard Stand Double X Piano Stands |  |  |  |  |  | |
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Pour supporter un clavier électronique Yamaha PSR-150 pour une utilisation récréative à la maison. Il est stable au sol. Vérifiez bien l'angle de la courroie une fois que l'avez bien serrée pour que toute la partie avec le rivet soit vers l'intérieur Les petites pattes de caoutchouc sous mon clavier ne touchent pas parfaitement les tiges C1 et C2 mais la stabilité est satisfaisante pour notre besoin.
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Reviewed in Canada on May 26, 2023
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The product is sturdy, mechanically is difficult to go wrong with this design. My only complaint is that during assembly two of the screws were almost torn due to poor machining. So, I spent about half an hour in something that could be assembled in 10 minutes.
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Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2023
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I was not happy with this stand.
During assembly, one of the screws went right through metal. This happened when it was tightened significantly LESS than the other screws. I was able to fix this by adding a washer as you can see in the picture.
Once assembled the stand would rock on the ground, as you can see in the video. The legs have height adjusters that could address this problem, but the stand was too far out of alignment for the height adjusters to fully fix it. In the video the adjusters are maxed out to address this problem. I'll fix this by wrapping one of the height adjusters with a massive amount of duck tape. I think this is more so a fundamental design than a quality issue because it seems like there isn't enough metal for the stand to come together predictably during assembly.
The knob that is used to adjust the height came off during the first day of use. It was not tightened enough at the factory. I hand tightened it (because I did not have pliers with me) and it's stayed on since. It's possible that my hand tightening was tighter than what they did at the factory, given the knob has stayed in place.
Generally the stand is made of thin aluminum that seems flimsy compared to the other two keyboard stands I own. I could see this stand working for very light use. But that's not me so I'll never buy one of these again. I also think its over priced for what it is. You can get a 200% better stand for about 50% more money.
During assembly, one of the screws went right through metal. This happened when it was tightened significantly LESS than the other screws. I was able to fix this by adding a washer as you can see in the picture.
Once assembled the stand would rock on the ground, as you can see in the video. The legs have height adjusters that could address this problem, but the stand was too far out of alignment for the height adjusters to fully fix it. In the video the adjusters are maxed out to address this problem. I'll fix this by wrapping one of the height adjusters with a massive amount of duck tape. I think this is more so a fundamental design than a quality issue because it seems like there isn't enough metal for the stand to come together predictably during assembly.
The knob that is used to adjust the height came off during the first day of use. It was not tightened enough at the factory. I hand tightened it (because I did not have pliers with me) and it's stayed on since. It's possible that my hand tightening was tighter than what they did at the factory, given the knob has stayed in place.
Generally the stand is made of thin aluminum that seems flimsy compared to the other two keyboard stands I own. I could see this stand working for very light use. But that's not me so I'll never buy one of these again. I also think its over priced for what it is. You can get a 200% better stand for about 50% more money.
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