YAMAHAL125B Wooden Furniture Stand for P125B,Black

Had for about 4 years now. No issues. Looks great. An additional that would be a great upgrade would be some sort of headphone hanger on the side. I modded my own but happynwith the purchase. Feels robust but haven't abused it.

The Yamaha L125B Wooden Furniture Stand is perfect, both functionally and aesthetically. It arrived well-packaged and pristine. The instructions were OK but it's intuitive to assemble since it's just three pieces, a few brackets and a couple dozen screws. I used a power drill, which made it very quick to put together and sturdy--less than 30 minutes.It's a bit expensive but shipping was "free," the quality is excellent, and it perfectly fits the P125 digital piano and pedals (purchased separately).

Like other reviewers, I considered making my own stand instead of paying $100 for this. I’m glad I didn’t. When I got the box, I almost thought it was another keyboard it was so big, but at least it wasn’t too heavy. The packaging was total Yamaha quality, everything was well protected and padded. You get more than just 3 pieces of wood. You also get brackets and screws that are heavy duty. The whole thing screwed together easily and looks good with the keyboard.

Tried several other stands and this was by far the best. It's stable, easily put together and makes keyboard look more like a real piano. Probably best for one that you don't have to transport on a regular basis.

I could assembly but myself, would have been easier with two people, but it was doable. Feels sturdy with the keyboard on and while playing. I think it’s a little pricy for three boards and screws, but it fits the p125 keyboard and pedal unit and that is what I needed.

As many others I was tempted to build one instead of buying this product, after all, it is just three boards of wood right? (actually MDF or similar). Well, this product is well made and has all the nuts and bolts needed for a sturdy assembly. If you are buying the pedals (as I did) it also has the embedded support nuts to accommodate it. Once assembled this looks great with the P125, well worth the few dollars that you can save by making this yourself (unless you are a professional carpenter will all the tools to build a comparable or better product).

I DIY everything. I built my own desk, bed, a chicken coop, etc. Once I saw some reviews for this stand being "just some overpriced pieces of wood", I looked into building my own piano stand for my Yamaha P125. After some research, I learned I'd have to have the mounting holes line up perfectly for the piano itself, and I also wanted to use the LP1B 3-Pedal Unit which would also need some perfectly placed nuts for the screws it comes with for it to sit properly. Considering all the hardware that would be needed and trips to the store involved, I ended up just ordering this to save myself some trouble and get to playing the piano.This unit is much more than just 3 pieces of wood, the side pieces have a nice roll to the edge you'd be hard pressed to do yourself, the finish is a black melamine that goes well with the piano. Once assembled it's solid, and looks very sharp with the LP1B 3-Pedal Unit mounted. Considering all the brackets, machine screws, and nice threaded inserts that are already done for you on this unit, I could see you easily spending >$100 on parts and time to attempt to make something this nice for the piano yourself.

Perfect fit, solid construction, easy to assemble, love it