YamahaL300B Furniture Stand for DGX670B Weighted Digital Piiano, Black

Really great. I mounted the stand as soon as I received it and it looks great.

I waited about a year for Yamaha to get this back in stock. Finally!

I bought this for my Yamaha keyboard. I bought the bench and the pedal combo. It was easy to assemble, instructions were clear. He has been using it for about a year, he is 12 treats it with respect, but enjoys the instrument and plays a lot. This has put up with a lot of heavy use and has been a solid product.

Happy wife, happy life.

Mounted my DGX 670 with no problems.

The stand is rigid and easy to put together. If they gave out awards for well written assembly instructions, they would win it. I've never seen instructions that were so easy to understand and as well thought out as these were. Highly recommend the stand!!

No frills, plenty sturdy.In the photo, at the top right, you see one of two corner braces that come fitted to each vertical part of the stand. The piano slots & screws into these braces. The horizontal brace and the piano itself provide structural strength. The two verticals and horizontal are made of particle board.After springing for a DGX-670, I was certainly going to install a surge protector; I selected a 15A (#14 wire) TROND with 10-foot cord. The power draw is minimal, so it's probably safe to get a 10A (#18, lampcord) model, even though all basic extension cords have used larger #16 wire for decades. (Good luck finding a #16-wire model!) Extension cords get passed down for decades, so I decided to go high. Anyhow, the wire on this TROND is plenty flexible.Above the TROND are two 2x2" corner braces from HD, the only place I could get black. (I had to replace the 3/4" screws with 5/8", since the particle board is just under 3/4"; I painted them black with a Sharpie.) The power supply brick, wrapped with as much cable as possible, sits on top of the braces and is attached with twist ties.The wire for the TROND is affixed to the stand with two "large" clips (see below). The piano can slide on the floor, and these clips should protect against the TROND getting yanked off its little screws."Small" clips are used on the underside and back of the piano to run DC power to the piano and USB power to the tablet that I obtained to sit on the music stand. The tablet sends its sound to the piano speakers via Bluetooth, so I can take my Great Courses "How to Play Piano" with headphones, and play along as needed.The piano sits on its stand at the back of our office, with built-in cabinets (originally the dining room; we eat in the kitchen.) I made a hole at the back of the white side of the nearby cabinet using a hole saw, and another hole in an internal partition. I put grommets into the holes before snaking and plugging the cord into a concealed outlet - the flat plug is great. Excess cord hides in there.Additional Amazon products mentioned:-- Surge Protector Power Strip with USB, ETL Listed, TROND 5 Widely-Spaced Outlets & 3 USB Ports, 1300J, Low-Profile Flat Plug, 10ft Extension Cord, Wall Mountable, Black-- 50pcs Adhesive Cable Clips, Wire Clips,Car Cable Organizer,Cable Holder,Cable Wire Management,Cable Holder for Car,Office and Home（Included S Size and Large Size Cable Clips)-- USB Type C Cable 3A Fast Charging [2-Pack 3.3ft], JSAUX USB-A to USB-C Charge Braided Cord-- LENOX Tools Hole Saw with Arbor, Speed Slot, 1-3/4-Inch (1772933)-- ANZESER 1-3/4" Black Desk Grommet (5 Pack) [I also used a white grommet from HD]

The media could not be loaded. Very pleased with it!