Keyboard stands hold a keyboard or digital piano at playing height, with folding X-style frames, rigid Z-style designs and two-tier stands for stacking two instruments.
About Keyboard Stands
A keyboard stand, also called a piano stand when paired with a digital piano, holds your instrument at the correct playing height without wobble or flex. The right stand improves your posture and playing comfort, and folding designs make load-in and pack-down quick for gigging players.
The SWAMP range covers single-braced and double-braced X-style stands that fold flat and adjust in seconds, Z-style stands that offer maximum stability and legroom for heavier 88-key digital pianos, and two-tier stands (also sold as double or dual keyboard stands) for stacking two keyboards or a synth over a controller. Pair your stand with a keyboard stool and sustain pedal to complete your setup, add a keyboard case for transport, or browse the full pianos and keyboards range.
Keyboard Stand FAQs
Should I choose an X-style or Z-style keyboard stand?
X-style stands are lighter, cheaper and fold flat, which makes them the go-to for portable rigs. Z-style stands provide a more rigid platform with clear legroom underneath, so they suit heavier keyboards, weighted-key digital pianos and players who sit while performing.
What height should my keyboard stand be set to?
Set the stand so your forearms are roughly parallel to the floor with relaxed shoulders, whether sitting or standing. Most adjustable stands offer preset height notches, so test a couple of positions to find a comfortable playing posture.
Will a keyboard stand hold a full-size digital piano?
Yes, provided you match the stand to the load. A double-braced X-style or Z-style stand will comfortably support an 88-key weighted digital piano from any brand, including Yamaha and Casio models. Check the stand's rated load capacity against your instrument's weight before buying.
