This adjustable keyboard platform is a necessity in any word-processing office application. Match this accessory with a monitor stand or arm for a complete ergonomic desktop solution. It provides a full range of adjustment to accommodate a wide range of computer users. Stores the keyboard conveniently under the work surface, where it can be pulled out whenever it's needed.

• Lift, lower and tilt your keyboard for optimum comfort
• Stores under the work surface when not in use; extends and retracts from under the work surface
• Tray accommodates larger keyboards and mouse equipment with its large one-piece surface
• Easy and flexible installation
• Ball-bearing slides produce smooth motion
• Durable and sturdy construction
• Provides a solid and stable data-entry platform

Inconspicuously clamps to front-edge of desktop, or remove clamp and attach with four screws under the surface.

Arm and slide are made of steel and tray is composed of robust phenolic material.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What stand should I use with this boom arm? I have an Atlas Sound MS-43E which is pretty stable, 8-lb base, but is it enough when used with Shure BLX24?

A: You can use your Atlas MS-43E mic stand with this boom arm and a Shure BLX2 handheld wireless mic transmitter (which is the transmitter for BLX24 system). The MS-43E can support the weight of the boom arm and the mic.

Q: 2. Does this stand fit a Yamaha PSR E373 keyboard?

A: The Yamaha PKBS1 X-Style Adjustable Keyboard Stand is compatible with and will support the Yamaha PSR-E373 61-Key Touch-Sensitive Portable Keyboard.

Q: 3. Are the baby pins removable? They seem to have a drilled hole for fitting a tool through.

A: The pins on the Kupo Adjustable Twin Baby Side Arm (15") are not made to be removed.

Q: 4. Will any 2nd tier attachment add on work with this stand? If so, what 2nd tier attachments do you recommend?

A: The KST-1 from Auray is a second tier add-on that can be used with almost any X or Z style keyboard stands and provides the ability to add a second keyboard to a musician's rig. The ingenuous locking mechanism makes attaching the tier simple and hassle free, while locking discs and knobs make horizontal adjustment just as easy. The one-inch metal tubing construction provides a generous 60 lb of support, while non-slip rubber end rings and vertical stops hold the keyboard securely in place. B&H # AUKST1. a href= http://bhpho.to/1wwi8Vp target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1wwi8Vp/a

Q: 5. Recommended weight to support?

A: There is no weight rating available from the manufacturer for the Kupo Sidearm with Baby Pin/Receiver. The strenght of the stand, the exact placement of the offset arm on the riser, as well as counterbalancing the offset load will all ultimately determine how much weight the offset arm can support.

Q: 6. It says it supports up to 22LB is that per arm or all together?

A: The aluminum mount will fit most flat-panel monitors no heavier than 22.0 lb and up to 27 in size 22.0 lbs per monitor

Q: 7. What's the height of the lowest setting? Thanks.

A: Approximately 21.5 inches. Really low. There are height adjustments at 3 inch increments. I have mine set at 27.5.

Q: 8. Will this stand be appropriate for a Yamaha YPG 235?

A: The Yamaha PKBS1 stand is compatible with and will support the YPG-235

Q: 9. Does this stand come with a proposition 65 warning, or anything else like that? Thanks.

A: There was no proposition 65 warning on this product the I saw.

Q: 10. Can you adjust each arm for each monitor to a different height independently on the pole (to accommodate 2 monitors of different sizes)?

A: Yes you can.