Nord User Forum

[Marlowes]

Just noticed this...
http://www.nordkeyboards.com/products/N ... ccessories
https://m.thomann.de/it/clavia_nord_woo ... 474979408#
Looks really nice... And expensive

[Marlowes]

Elegant matte laquered Keyboard Stand in a partially solid wood construction for excellent stability

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Should we be concerned about the "partially solid" construction?

[notchdave]

Yeah: what the hell does this mean? -partially solid wood construction-

[Marlowes]

No Jerry Lee moves!

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/Michael

[De fursaK NE5]

I thought it would be at something like 350 $ ...
It is no nice ...

Maybe I will try to built one myself ... or convert a cheaper stand from an other brand ?
Did someone try something like that ?

For those who will buy it, it seems to be a beautiful object

Cheers
De fursaK

[Norder]

Hello,

Took the challenge to make up a stand for my new nord piano 3 88 key. If your interested in having one made let me know, an economical alternative to Nord version.
Feet, sides and back panel are made of solid maple. For strength, feet are mortise and tendon joined to the sides. Back is pocket screwed together for knock down.
Bottom plate accommodates Nord triple pedal.

[jeffkeys]

That's beautiful!!! How easy to break down, and how much to buy?
Feel free to email the price if you don't want it public:
Rozescantina@aol.com
Thanks!
Jeff

[De fursaK NE5]

Woooaaaahhh !
The level of finish is outstanding !
How do you fix the horizontal red bar to the vertical ??? I don't see any screw on the inside or external vertical red wood... ???
And how did you make thoses "foots" down to the ground ?
Seriously that's a crazy job, I will show you mine in a few days (black shiny finish), i've done one too.
Cheers
De fursaK

[Krouch]

Very nice!

I´m interested in this, too

How did you fix the nord to the stand?

[Mr_-G-]

Yes, it looks really good. Wouldn't it be a good idea to join the two columns at the top, too? Knocking the free end column could force it out of place if it is kept joined only at the base. That column looks like a long lever with a fulcrum too far away. Maybe a thin metal strip screwed in the inside joining both columns at the top would still be invisible with the instrument on top and prevent a major musical disaster.