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ROLAND KS-13 - Keyboard stand
The Roland KS-13 is a versatile table-shaped stand for keyboard instruments
Elegant, stable and versatile
The KS-13 is a sturdy keyboard stand that looks good and is easy to use. The table-shaped shelf is suitable for different types of instruments - from light synthesizers to full-sized stage pianos with 88 keys. The slanted legs ensure maximum stability and plenty of space and can be quickly and easily adjusted in width and height to ensure optimal playing comfort.
- Versatile keyboard stand in table form
- Robust steel construction
- Adjustable in height and width , suitable for different keyboard instruments and setups
- Adjustable rubber feet for stability on uneven floors
- Collapsible construction / acoustic is easy to transport and store
- Adjustable width: 44" - 63"
- Three height settings: 25.5", 27.5", 30.5".
- max. weight capacity: 70 kg
Quick adjustment
You don't need any tools to adjust the KS-13. The stand has a quick-release lever that allows you to continuously adjust the width of the tripod to your keyboard. You connection only need to adjust the height to suit your needs in three stages using the two knobs on the legs.
Maximum stability
The KS-13 has four large rubber pads that prevent the instrument from slipping when you play intense rhythms, glissandi or dynamic solos. You can also adjust the stand using the adjustable feet so that it does not wobble even on uneven floors.
Collapsible construction / acoustic
The KS-13 folds quickly and easily for transport and storage. Fold the legs to transport the stand to the next gig or store it in a closet. When it's time for the next use, all you have to do is fold out the legs and let them snap into place.
- Color(s): Black
- Material: Steel
Roland was founded as a manufacturer of various music materials and studio technology on April 18, 1972 in Osaka, Japan. Among the earliest products to come onto the market were the first rhythm machines from the TR series, whose successors TR-808, TB-303 and TR-909 had a significant influence on both techno and electro music, as well as hip hop scene. The JC-120 Jazz chorus guitar amplifier was also created in the mid-1970s, and both Andy Summers from The Police as well as Kirk Hammett and James Hetfield from Metallica were audibly impressed by its ultra-clear sound in conjunction with the built-in chorus effect . Since then and to this day, Roland has continuously expanded its catalog with high-quality and interesting products in a wide variety of fields such as digital pianos, groove boxes, e-drums and synthesizers.
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