where to - custom made soft cases / triple-A keyboard stand???
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keyzs
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Hi, i am not sure about the gig bags.
however, i have a 3-tier A Frame keyboard stand avail if you're interested. The unit has been dismantled and in storage.
i have a picture of the built up product taken from the web here.
http://keyzs.zapto.org/for_sale/html/home.htm
the link is our own servers and there are other things on there for sale too...
let me know if you find something you like there.
many thanks. Cheers!!!
however, i have a 3-tier A Frame keyboard stand avail if you're interested. The unit has been dismantled and in storage.
i have a picture of the built up product taken from the web here.
http://keyzs.zapto.org/for_sale/html/home.htm
the link is our own servers and there are other things on there for sale too...
let me know if you find something you like there.
many thanks. Cheers!!!
keyzs
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Hi, thank you for viewing and kind replies. '
The stand was purchased brand new a couple of years ago and have been with me since. it used to hold 2 keyboards and the top was a board that held some TGs and stuff. It was dismantled after our shift and have been in storage since. The poles are aluminium and have discolouration over the years however, neither dented nor scratched. The joints are plastic; snug fit, none cracked nor melted. The screw threads are all still good... none stripped.
Actually all the three tires are held by a single horizontal bar only. The picture shown, is in perspective. I just took it from Google. The bar you see appears to be a secondary support however it is NOT. it is actually the horizontal stablizer for the rear frame support. There are 2 additional stabilizers built into the bottom these are attached to the side A-Frames themselves.
hope this help. Cheers!!!
The stand was purchased brand new a couple of years ago and have been with me since. it used to hold 2 keyboards and the top was a board that held some TGs and stuff. It was dismantled after our shift and have been in storage since. The poles are aluminium and have discolouration over the years however, neither dented nor scratched. The joints are plastic; snug fit, none cracked nor melted. The screw threads are all still good... none stripped.
Actually all the three tires are held by a single horizontal bar only. The picture shown, is in perspective. I just took it from Google. The bar you see appears to be a secondary support however it is NOT. it is actually the horizontal stablizer for the rear frame support. There are 2 additional stabilizers built into the bottom these are attached to the side A-Frames themselves.
hope this help. Cheers!!!
Indeed, it was very helpful and I really appreciate it, thanks! I was deceived by other similarly photo-angled in-perspective pics and thought it made sense as the bottom tier needed the extra stability for stage pianos.
Anyway, I'm still on a search for my top tier synthe and I'm now contemplating on what 3-tier stand to get as the X-type stand really wobbles big time Btw, was that your number at the bottom of the link you sent? ... and do you play professionally?
Anyway, I'm still on a search for my top tier synthe and I'm now contemplating on what 3-tier stand to get as the X-type stand really wobbles big time Btw, was that your number at the bottom of the link you sent? ... and do you play professionally?
keyzs
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Hi, no worries, i try to provide as much info as i can; after all if you're keen you should have the right to know. no worries ya.. i'm good
hmmm... if you're thinking of placing a stage piano, it honestly may not be a good idea for the 3 tier A-Frame due to its weight and also perhaps the style of playing. As you mentioned, the X-Stand is already wobbling for you, any A Frame will be worse; in due time the frame may give way. Though its up for sale, this is still the most honest point i'll try to make.
For me the A-Frame held all my synths; all 61 keys - The Fartar Controller, The Ensoniq EPS and The Korg Wavestation at one time until i sold the Fartar and replaced the top with a board.
What i might suggest is get a height adjustable table from Ikea for the stage piano. Layer the A-Frame or other stands on top of that piano; which is on top of the table. You get leg room and most importantly stability.
Yup.. its my number. Do feel free to call or message. i'll be here.
No i dont perform actually. i'm an audio engineer for audio, film and broadcast. have been at it for like 23yrs - love it to bits however getting old now... anyway i'm also a classical guitarist and synthe and keys are just to facilitate the works.
If you need help on mix and mastering or whatever, just feel free to ask; am happy to help. Cheers!!!
hmmm... if you're thinking of placing a stage piano, it honestly may not be a good idea for the 3 tier A-Frame due to its weight and also perhaps the style of playing. As you mentioned, the X-Stand is already wobbling for you, any A Frame will be worse; in due time the frame may give way. Though its up for sale, this is still the most honest point i'll try to make.
For me the A-Frame held all my synths; all 61 keys - The Fartar Controller, The Ensoniq EPS and The Korg Wavestation at one time until i sold the Fartar and replaced the top with a board.
What i might suggest is get a height adjustable table from Ikea for the stage piano. Layer the A-Frame or other stands on top of that piano; which is on top of the table. You get leg room and most importantly stability.
Yup.. its my number. Do feel free to call or message. i'll be here.
No i dont perform actually. i'm an audio engineer for audio, film and broadcast. have been at it for like 23yrs - love it to bits however getting old now... anyway i'm also a classical guitarist and synthe and keys are just to facilitate the works.
If you need help on mix and mastering or whatever, just feel free to ask; am happy to help. Cheers!!!
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