Customer ratings for Classic Cantabile UB-100SP Ständer für SP-150 und SP-250 schwarz - Retoure (Zustand: sehr gut)

The stand for the electric piano had, in contrast to the pre-description, no assembly or signs of use. However, it was already somewhat pre-assembled, which shortened the assembly. In contrast to the previously purchased foldable mobile stand (which, because it was incorrectly pre-assembled, almost drove us to despair), everything worked out as the clearly written description intended. In the end, everything fit exactly. In short: Only with the stand the piano becomes an eye-catcher!
Since the electric piano is so precisely fitted and also very stable screwed to the stand, you can also easily carry it somewhere else in the apartment.

I would like to criticize here only the shipping service provider DPD! Although I was extra at home, the 15 kg article was not delivered to me, but delivered to a branch, where I had to pick up the bulky and heavy box myself and transport it home. Very bad service!

Easy to set up and great, it turns the SP-250 into a real digital piano that stands stable and secure. With the keyboard stand that I had before, it wobbled when playing, because the SP-250 is quite a large and weighty keyboard. Nevertheless, for us with three children, everything is still relatively light, can thus be carried comfortably to another place, for example, to vacuum there times or to free up space for other things, for us a big advantage over "real" and therefore quite heavy digital pianos, so we are all around super satisfied with both the SP-250 and the piano base.

The assembly was easily done in a few minutes. The parts make a solid impression. Thus, the stage piano is a full-fledged digital piano. Of course, not as mobile anymore, but that's actually the point. For my feet, the pedals could be a bit further apart. But that's complaining on a high level.
Overall, definitely five stars.
Construction Ruckzuck, stable, valuable. Everything is great.

Quickly screwed together with 4 screws, whereby the screw holes are then also covered with a plastic cap, so that it looks better. The SP-250 is then fixed with 4 screws from below and you have a very valuable piano with three stable pedals.
The connection cable for the pedal unit is plugged into the bottom of the SP-250, it's hard to go wrong. The only criticism would be that the plug on the piano has no strain relief, but this is normally no problem because you do not pull on the cable anyway.

The three pedals work as you would expect and for me (shoe size 44) are also not too far from the ground.

The stand is easy to assemble, but without piano a little wobbly, with piano on top ok, but be careful when moving.The mounting screws for the piano I would find more practical if they came as wing screws, because I'm on the road with my stage piano from time to time, and use the stand only for home.Then I would not need a screwdriver every time.
Otherwise, the price / performance ratio is ok.

Have ordered the base immediately with the SP250 as a set and so still saved, because I would like to have at least sustain and soft pedal. Use today the sostenuto more than the soft pedal. Did not know before what it is for, because I knew only pianos or digital pianos with two pedals.
The workmanship of the base is clean and it makes the SP250 look much classier. Just like a real digital piano. Now my instrument may also take place in the living room ;-)

As a tip! Since I also have the SP250 in mobile use and play it on stage standing up (unfortunately then only with the sustain pedal), I have replaced the four screws with which the SP250 is attached to the base with M6 thumbscrews (available from the Franconian competition as music stand accessories), which makes the removal and attachment of the SP250 tool-free and much easier.