H&A Keyboard Stand/Bench Pack with Sustain Pedal

H&A HAKSBP

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H&A HAKSBP 

Open Box: Used H&A Keyboard Stand/Bench Pack with Sustain Pedal undefined

What a duet! The stabile and portable H&A Keyboard Stand Bench and the essential Keyboard Sustain Pedal to boot. The H&A Keyboard Stand Benchfeatures an easy-to-open crossbar design with seven lockable positions, which can be secured by a built-in clutch locking mechanism. This choice of open positions allows you to adjust the height of your keyboard and obtain the most desirable position. For strength and durability, the stand is made from welded steel alloy and covered with a black finish. All eight points of contact, four legs and four support bars, have rubber sleeves to prevent slippage on any floor surface or the slippage of your keyboard from the top of the stand. When it is time to pack up your gear, the same crossbar design permits for a fast and easy folding of the stand into a compact storage configuration. The H&A Keyboard Sustain Petal extends rich acoustic piano resonance with the 'touch of chrome' to any electronic keyboard for studio or stage. The look and feel of a classic style sustain petal will fill your performance with the allusion of pressing the right foot petal of a modern piano. In a 'real' piano, when pressed, the sustain pedal "sustains" all the damped strings on the piano by moving all the dampers away from the strings and allowing them to vibrate freely. All notes played will continue to sound until the vibration naturally ceases, or until the pedal is released. This lets the pianist sustain notes which would otherwise be out of reach of the performer. The H&A Keyboard Sustain Pedal is compatible with all electronic and midi keyboards and digital pianos and synthesizers through the 6.0 foot cable with 1/4 inch phono plug connection. Polarity reverse switch assures compatibility with most Kurzweil, Korg, Yamaha, Casio, Roland, Fater, Ensoniq brand keyboards. The rugged rubber base grips maintain position of the footswitch during active performance.

Used H&A Keyboard Stand/Bench Pack with Sustain Pedal undefined

I ordered three items in one package. They all arrived on time intact, but the sustain pedal immediately stopped working after showing the sound for a second. It's still not working. But the other items have good quality.

Sustain pedal not working

Everything works for my Yamaha keyboard

The stand is not the highest quality as the roland fp10 slides around on it and instructions aren't the clearest

Stand

Nothing fancy, but lightweight, easy to assemble/disassemble, and perfectly functional for what it needs to do.

I got it as a bundle with the RD-88, and it works well with the exception that the feet on the keyboard make it a bit awkward to sit it centered on the stand. Not a big deal though.

The bench is simple, but actually felt nicer than I expected.

The sustain pedal has worked well and appears to hold up to pressure.

It's exactly what it appears to be.

Great keyboard, great bundle, great priceGreT

Wonderful keyboard

Stand is a little wobbly but I have it on carpet. Would probably be more stable on a hard surface. Otherwise does its job well. Bench is comfortable. Haven't used the pedal as my keyboard came with one but seems well made

Solid stand/bench

Came well packaged,  very happy with the products, very good sounds.

Excellent

Great buy

Nice

The seat is comfortable.  The keyboard stand seems fine for what it does. Great value for me as a beginner.

Great for a me, a beginner.  Probably fine for anyone.

Perfect bench and stand for Yamaha P-125

It?s okay. Not many combinations of levels though.

Mediocre set

these were included with a keyboard as a bundle.  great so far.

great addition for your keyboard!

Durable for the money, no major complaints

Great for the money, worth a buy

Piano accessories

Just realized that I was supposed to receive a sustain pedal with this bundle but did not. 

The bench and stand are fine, but where?s the pedal?

I?m not impressed.