Showing posts with label piano bench. Show all posts
Showing posts with label piano bench. Show all posts

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Cello Stool: adjustable from 13" to 17" Review

Cello Stool: adjustable from 13 to 17
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It's a handy little stool. One that is great for people who need to not sit so high off of the ground. It's not the most durable. I use it for playing guitar, though and tend to move quite a bit while I'm playing. Movement causes the thumbscrew to loosen and the seat swivels by the end of a couple of songs - nothing dangerous. Given that the seating platform is cardboard, I doubt it will last for long. It's inexpensive for the quality. The company ships promptly.

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Sunday, June 10, 2012

On Stage KS7150 Table Top Keyboard Stand Review

On Stage KS7150 Table Top Keyboard Stand
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I had been kicking myself for about 2 years, because I purchased an electronic keyboard with intentions of our son taking lessons in the future (he was only 2-years-old when we bought the keyboard).
I bought this stand hoping that 1. It would be sturdy enough to hold a full, 88-key, Casio Previa 100 easily and 2. Would be able to hold up to a 5-year-old, who has the tendency to kind of lean on tables and put his weight down on everything.
As soon as I opened the box, I was pleased. The stand "looked" sturdy and well made, but proved to require no assembly, just unfold, adjust the width and voila!
My one concern came to a screeching halt as soon as I put the keyboard stand in place. My one reservation was that if the angle of the legs were 45 degrees, that it might topple over easily. Keep in mind, I've got a 5-year-old running about and things get banged into. He is my live-in durability tester. However, all of my fears were put to rest in a matter of moments. I put the keyboard on the stand and noticed that the legs jet out at the sides just a bit, so there's no concern of the stand being knocked over to the side.
I do have to say that my stand is always stationary and is against a wall. I cannot really say how it would fair in another environment, but for our specific uses, it's absolutely perfect.


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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Pyle-Pro PKST50 Round Padded Keyboard Bench (Double Braced, Folding) Review

Pyle-Pro PKST50 Round Padded Keyboard Bench (Double Braced, Folding)
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We bought this stool along with a Casio digital piano. It is well made, love the round shape instead of a square as you can really turn around with it in the room. No nonse, does the work and pretty stable.
How ever, I just want to warn you that even so it looks dark grey on the picture, it is in fact black.


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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Stagg Single Braced Drum Throne Review

Stagg Single Braced Drum Throne
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For $30 bucks this stool does its job very well. Feels solid and the seat is comfy enough. It's definitely not professional grade, but it gets 5 stars based on the price. If you get this stool, just be sure you don't put it too high. This will cause the seat to cut the circulation to your legs and cause some pain. Your knee should be bent at a 90 degree angle when you sit on this stool.

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