K&M 18953 Stand for Digital Pianos

The stand is easy to assemble, looks very high quality, very stable, does not wobble, does what it should. Is not cheap, but his money he is worth. I am very satisfied.

Since the feet of the FP-90 front 84cm and the rear are only 74cm apart you can not put the FP-90 directly on the wider surfaces to the right and left of the stand, for this a distance of 84cm would be optimal as with the front feet. You could position it so that the rear feet then stand on the narrow crossbar but that is too unsafe for me because these are really narrow. If you glue on the enclosed rubber strips, the piano stands on the screws on the bottom side, because they are more raised than the thin rubber strips. If you cut them in the middle and double them, you get a secure stand. The glue of the rubber strips comes off after the first time and sticks to the stand, so that you need new tape at the second attempt or stick them directly double. You can cut the front ones in half to 5cm and the back ones to 4cm, otherwise there is a hood in the way again. If you have the tinkering for the FP-90 behind you, it is but really a super stable and high quality stand. With an even distance of the feet of about 84cm you should have absolutely no problems. Twice as thick rubber strips to glue would be really nice ;)