Why I buy this one ?
- 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

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What our customer's say!

"Instructions is the problem", The product is wonderful. It is sturdy as promised. The problem is the instructions and assembly. I was naive in thinking that it would come already put together.

The problem came with the assembly. There were 12 steps to the process so it looked "easy enough" but the parts were not labelled so you had to guess by the picture which piece was diagram referring to. There is no way on the diagram or on the parts to tell front from back so after 3 attempts, it was put up properly. Once, the stand was finally constructed, the next issue was adjustment. The only way to adjust and transport the stand is to continuously remove the locking bolt so there is the potential of eventually losing the bolt. There is not a spare but of course, you can always go to your local hardware store and buy replacements.

I am disappointed in the construction part but the end product is great. I still recommend the purchase of this product maybe you just have to be more of a visual person to construct. Blame this one on "operator error."

"Easy to assemble", This is an easy to assemble keyboard stand, it takes no more than 5 minutes and it is full adjustable to many heights. Also it is strong and so stable.

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"Way too tall!", I got this stand with my Casio WK-110. It was easy to assemble. When I got it set up with the keyboard on it, it was WAY TOO TALL! Since I am 5'2", I automatically set the stand on the lowest setting when assembling it. When I pulled up my bench, I felt like a 4 year old at the piano! I even went so far as using an office chair to raise me up. I set the chair to the necessary height, then I couldn't reach the sustain pedal!
So, to the designers of this stand, I only have one thing to say. NOT ALL AMERICANS ARE 6 FEET TALL! I'm not a tall person, but neither am I a dwarf. Before I bought this Casio, I had a wonderful Yamaha keyboard with a stand. When set to its lowest setting, it was perfect for me. Too bad I couldn't use the old stand, but it wasn't wide enough for the Casio.


"great deal", I enjoy it vary well, it saves my keyboard as expected,
it was vary a great deal to buy this with my keyboard

"Decent stand", 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.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"A must Item", The Casio GSDX is a must if you purchase a Casio like I did for my grandaughter. It is sturdy and safe for use with young children and really folds up flat for easy storing if need be.

"Perfectly fine stand; yes, there are screws", I purchased this stand to use with my Casio PX110, and it works just fine. A more enthusiastic player may find it to be a bit more wobbly than appreciated (especially if you're used to pianos), but the keyboard is in no danger of falling.

Previous reviewers have stated the screws were already in the legs of the keyboard (aka the "No screws!" complaint). I purchased this in November 2007, and most of the screws were packaged in a separate bag (though two of them were already installed in the legs of the stand- why, I don't know).

Assembly is easy- the instructions, however, are unnecessarily complicated. For me, the confusion came from the fact that they labeled the parts in the instructions, but not on the actual stand parts, so what you were reading wasn't corresponding to the parts you had in front of you. In other words the instructions have you looking for specific parts when none of the parts actually have labels on them. Annoying. The instructions also included steps on assembling the pieces that came pre-assembled in the box. Confusing. Just look at the picture and go from there.

So yeah, the stand is fine, and I recommend it. The instructions are terrible, but really- how many times are you going to be assembling the thing anyway? The product is fine, so I rated it a 5.

"Nice!", I was concerned when I purchased the stand that it wouldn't be very sturdy. I worried for nothing. Stand is perfect for my Casio CTK-720 keyboard.

"You get what you pay for", The Good: It is cheap and it is (fairly) functional.

The Bad: Does not fit all Casio Keyboards, and does not keep the keyboard securely in place.

The Ugly: The instructions are a joke and not at all clear. It "locks" into place, and is not easily folded or adjustable. It can be done, but it requires unscrewing and changing bolt positions, it is not the "folding" style implied by the picture. There is actually an additional securing beam that does not appear in the picture, that makes the stand more secure, but less convenient for folding and adjusting.

For the price, it is sufficient, but this is far from a quality product. And if you have small children or animals that are likely to bump into this, then I suggest finding something more secure.

"bait and switch", The item's description and picture shows a circular locking mechanism to adjust the stand height. The one sent has a bolt that has to be removed to change the height and then tightened back down with a wrench. I was not a happy camper when I discovered this.