Casio CS-44PC5 Piano Stand for CASIO CDP-100, CDP-120 and CDP-130

I simply MUST comment on the supplier - ordered approx 10am and by midday, received a confirmation that the product had been dispatched! It arrived on my doorstep - from Germany - within 3 days! What fantastic service and why can't we do that?This is so much better than the previous X-Frame I was using as I was always bashing my knees on the frame. This makes it feel more like a traditional piano (although there is NO comparison for me but I haven't the room) and I can fit my knees underneath and sit comfortably. It was even better that I got it in the sale.I have the Casio CDP-120 and managed to assemble the stand and screw the keyboard onto the bar, before my husband got home and was very pleased with myself! It wasn't so easy to 'right' the keyboard and stand by myself but I managed in the end.It looks neat, feels very sturdy, you only need a phillips screwdriver to assemble. Would certainly recommend.

My 9 year old is learning to play the piano so I bought him a Casio CDP-120 digital piano, this is the Casio stand designed for that model. It works very well and is much better than the previous arrangement of putting the piano on the dining room table. Supplied in a bulky flat pack box, it was easily assembled in 15-20 minutes. You do need a Phillips-head screwdriver to put it together. The keyboard is attached to the stand using hand-turned butterfly screws, so it is possible to remove the piano from the stand quite quickly, although you would then need to remove the supplied metal reinforcement bar which also needs to be attached to the piano with a screwdriver. However, although it would be possible to disassemble the stand quite quickly, it's not really designed to be a portable. It is a fixed height (we have an adjustable height piano stool so that isn't a problem) and provides a very stable platform for the piano. Although quite expensive (£48 inc delivery) for what is essentially three pieces of veneered chipboard with some metal and plastic attachments, it is purpose designed for the piano we have and is excellent, completely meeting the requirement. Highly recommended if you need a stand for a Casio CDP-120 digital piano!

I originally ordered the Tiger Z keyboard stand for my Casio CDP-120 Piano which arrived damaged. However the depth was twice that of the piano and looked odd anyway so I spent more and bought this stand to fit it. It fits perfectly as you'd expect, is of good quality (though not so good quality plastic feet), it took about 15 minutes to put together using a large Phillips (cross-point)screwdriver, the instructions were adequate but I didn't really rely on them. I was quite impressed with Casio's packing which was very good with edges of the wood taped and then wrapped. It also looks nice with the piano. The only thing I don't like are the plastic feet but it does make it easier to move on laminate flooring and it doesn't move at all when playing. Another slight little gripe is that the screw heads face towards you on the connecting back piece rather than at the back. They don't stand out but I'd have preferred them out of sight. I gave it 4 stars because for what it is, it is expensive and also because of the plastic feet.

I originally had a folding metal stand that looked and felt as cheap as it was. I had wanted this since getting my CDP-120 but hadn't wanted to pay £80+ for it so held off for a while. I'm glad I waited, getting it for under £60 makes it feel like good value. The build quality is excellent for a piece of flat pack furniture, with attention paid to edges, fittings etc. The fit is spot on, and the reinforcing steel bar going right across the piano makes the whole assembly feel stable and rigid. This turns your Casio into more of a "real piano" and looks and functions great. I'd recommend this.

This is a great stand, far better than a metal one and looks better too. It came quickly, and all parts were in perfect condition. I bought this for my 14 year old daughter and she managed to build and assemble it herself completely. It looks great and is much more sturdy than the metal X frame type of stand she had before. Very impressed with the seller, and would definitely buy with them again!

Yes, I could not resist a proper stand for my shiny, new keyboard. X stands are so passé, but I would have, were it not that this stand was quite cheap (about £44 minus shipping).I totally agree with the others, the plastic feet are ugly. Apart form that well made, looks good, and a damned breeze to assemble. I must note, your keyboard will be attached to it with screws (designed with the pre-designated holes underneath), and does not simply sit on top. Hence it's very sturdy. You won't knock it over, ever.One detriment, as it's black it makes dust glaringly obvious. Get dusting musicians.The seller shipped promptly, it arrived undamaged. Very happy.

A sturdy, good looking stand for my keyboard. Easy to follow assembly instructiond. Does the job perfectly.

Great piano for the price. Arrived on time, well packed and looks great in my daughters room. Many hours are being spent playing, has also inspired me to take up lessons. Was easy to assemble.