(I’m seeing one on Ebay right now for $200 and it is in Florida.) It’s a “table top” style but WAY more heavy duty then the little cousin made by Onstage (and others) which is fine for MOXF6. I didn’t know about the K & M 18950, so thanks already. But generally if you split the keyboard into quarters and line up the two arms with the 1st and 3rd division lines, you will be as good as you can be. You could always collapse the stand to a smaller width if you really wanted to support the center. There’s really no reason to use them for anything when they’re on their own stand. The feet are meant for if you’re on a tabletop or desk, so that the board doesn’t scratch up the surface, and to provide stability and help stay in place. I really wouldn’t worry about none of the feet touching. If anything, I would think that would make the keyboard much more unstable, unless you did something like putting a board across (like you did), so it wouldn’t slip off the sides. I can’t think of anyone who particularly lines up their stands so that all the feet of the keys touch. Now, personally, I’d take a look at how famous keyboardists set up their boards. The K&M bag is great for it for transporting if you want one. It also folds up nicely into a compact rectangle, and it doesn’t weigh a lot. I have one for my Kurzweil PC3, and that is an awesome stand. I’d recommend buying from Germany (where they’re manufactured), if you don’t mind the warranty being void in the US - it’s a noticeable price difference ($109-122 vs $250). Your second option would be a K&M 18950 or one of its larger variants. The corners are a little sharp, so take care to not scratch your vehicle’s plastic interior. Note that for a comfortable sitting position you might need to drill your own holes as there’s only one sitting option, with the rest of the adjustments being for standing heights. The main thing with the two-tier version is that you have to be careful to not block the ports you need with the supports, but the single-tier version doesn’t have that issue naturally. I’m a fan of the On-Stage KS7365EJ, which is the two-tier version of the KS7350 you’re looking at. This is coming from a gigging perspective, with what was weekly usage before the pandemic. So significantly heavier and more expensive than your board. Or the center foot (or feet)?Īnyway, before I buy yet another (I’m looking at the Onstage KS7350 this time around cause it has double horizontal bracing) anybody care to share your experience with this issue? I see that Yamaha has a stand (without double center brace) but it seems no different then the others, though I’d hope THEY would make a HD stand that would conform to its own rubber feet configurations.ĭisclaimer, I actually own a Motif XF8 rather than the MOXF8, though I’ve played a fair amount on a MOXF8. Should I stop worrying about the center of the keyboard being un-supported with a keyboard so heavy (and I play hard.) Does it matter if the outer feet don’t touch anything.
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So, again, I’m back to having to make some kind of full length wood or heavy rubber plank. I have the “table” type by Onstage that has four individual legs which works (with the center plywood plank described above) for my MOXF6 but when I put the MOXF8 on it, the keyboard is literally 1 inch too long to have the feet actually sit on the metal platform. (We can leave out X stand type, which are useless if you have more than one pedal.) I’ve done things like add a piece of plywood or a thick rubber mat for the outer little feet to sit on and to give some support to the center of the keyboard. I’ve tried different styles and manufacturers. And there is a rubber foot or two in the center of the larger keyboards that seems to never actually have ANY support.
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I now have another MOXF but the 88 key version I’ve owned, in the distant past, an ES, an S90, and MOX8 but finding a stand that is sturdy and portable enough for gigging and WIDE enough for the little rubber feet to sit on (which would seem preferable then have them hang over the edge, right?) has always been the issue.
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