Hi Marc, Just letting you know that I purchased the Nord music stand and successfully mounted it on my NS3 compact (73 keys) without having to do any adjustments to it. Might be due to the fact that I have the Revision B. Not sure why Nord haven't put an official statement regarding this in their website (they don't like money?) Cheers
Hi KidCrippler! This is great news about the stand and maybe you're right about Revision B. I'll pin this comment so that people see it as the dominant comment for a while. Thanks for the update - this really helps.
Accurate review. Well done. I have this stand and have used it on my Nord Piano 2 for years. It is very durable and sturdy. I keep my chord sheets in a thin 3 ring binder which I can open on the stand and then flip pages easily during keyboard use. Note that the top edge of the stand is folded back 90 degrees. This makes a convenient attachment point for the bases of those clamp-on flexible stalk LED music lights. For transport I wrap the stand in a towel and place it on top of the NP 2 inside my gig bag. One more thing . . . you see how the pin mounting provisions insert into the plastic receivers on the keyboard? There is a some friction at these points making stand removal sometimes a bit difficult. So I spray a bit of clear silicone lubricant onto a paper towel and then wipe it onto the mounting pins. With this treatment the stand is easier to install and remove from the keyboard. And when removing the stand, always pull upward gently and evenly on both sides. Credit Nord for a well-designed stand like everything else they build.
Hello @Rod Coddington thanks for your comment and feedback here from your time in the field. I LOVE the tip about the clear silicone lubricant and I agree with what you said about pulling the stand out too. Thanks for your participation here - it's very helpful for those visiting. 👍🏼
I just got mine yesterday and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this product vs. the price. I was sure it would be worth it, but it IS! Question I have is how are others packing this out to a gig? I have a Nord soft side case for my Electro 6D and I’m not seeing a place to put the stand?
@juansolo7194 Hello Juan - thanks for your comment and question. So, I can put min in the Nord soft case 76 key with a much bigger side pocket. It looks to me (based on pictures online) that the Nord 73 soft case is not nearly big enough to accommodate the stand. You'll likely have to use a separate soft case made for like a 49 key keyboard such as this (affiliate link): amzn.to/3P2hX0d
You are correct that it is pricey as you mention several times during the video. I would love this for my new Electro 6D 73 but that 119 American dollars gives me pause. Nord also is out of line regarding their pricing of the Half Moon switch at $275. That's 275 for a three pole switch. I'll stick with my 30 year old Yamaha foot switch that spins the Leslie up and down just fine. Great review as always Marc.
Hi Lou - thanks for the feedback here and for checking this out. I'm happy (as pricey as it is) that it seems to be of good sturdy quality and it feels like it can hold just about anything within reason as Carl points out. I'm still happy with the purchase but yes, things made by Nord appear to me to be on the somewhat "exclusive" side a bit. Third-party compatible accessories such as cases, pedals and such draw a lot more competition making their purchase far more reasonable by comparison. As another example, I recently purchased a "generic soft case" for the Nord Electro 6 and although it cost me a whopping $21 US, (very very inexpensive), I feel it's not a perfect fit and somewhat lacks in the protection department for the Electro. In fact, the case itself was a bit below my standard and I was uncomfortable reviewing it as a result. In my situation, however, (I don't use the Nord Electro 6 to play out yet), so the low-cost case gets the job done so I won't be returning it. But, I couldn't recommend it to a working musician. In contrast, my $300 Nord 76 case with wheels is also very pricey but I can say first-hand that the case rocks and happy I spent the extra for that one. It protects the almighty Nord Stage 3 which I do gig with regularly so I'm feeling good about that particular purchase. So glad you mentioned this topic as I (we) can appreciate all the angles here for sure. At the end of the day, Nord stuff is pricey but it seems to deliver on nearly all the promises... Thanks for watching!
@@MyKeysToMusic No question about Nord quality Marc. I've used the Nord gig bag case for my Electro 3 61 for years and love it. I'm thinking I'm going to have to bite the bullet and and buy the Electro case for my NE6D 73. Like you, I have a generic gig bag for my 73 and feel it's not protecting the instrument as it should.
@bbrrwwnn FYI: There are people who are making their own "tablet holders" using the built-in stand holder attachments such as this: www.etsy.com/listing/1485671705/nord-keyboards-xbar-biobased-tablet?click_key=793b60436742f35d1c3eb648d3237ce4c4e5e37d%3A1485671705&click_sum=f2956684&ref=shop_home_active_2&frs=1&crt=1&sts=1 Also, be sure to check out all his offerings because he has a few different options for you, depending on if your Nord keyboard has the stand holder mounts or not.
Hi Jonathan! Well, the stand does fit in the gig back for the 76 key Stage 3 version quite well. Which Electro 6D are you talking about the 73 key or the 61 key?
@@aschay When I put the music stand in the side pocket, I don't bundle that with anything else. I have a separate gig bag (mailbag) for wires, pedals, etc. Based on what I'm seeing on this page: www.nordkeyboards.com/products/nord-electro-6/accessories, the 73 key case pocket will NOT hold the music stand. With that said, I don't have one to be 100% sure but my eyes say that there is simply not enough room in that pocket to hold the stand. The bigger 76 and 88 key case have much larger side pockets and putting the stand in those sizes is not a problem. Sounds like someone should come up with a "sleeve" for the Nord Keyboard Stand so that we can have some form of protection for it when traveling.
What are the dimensions of the bottom segment (the smaller section that the sheets rest on)? Also, relative to the nord, what angle does the stand sit at when attached?
Hello @John Salazar Thanks for your question here. The bottom segment is 27.5" wide and 1 3/4" deep at the base. The angle can best be described with a picture since I don't have a tool here to measure angles (that I'm aware of). Check it out here: vimeo.com/668079341/b4fee70446
@@MyKeysToMusic Thanks Marc, just another question - how much weight would you be able to comfortable rest on the stand? For example if I wanted to rest an effects pedalboard or desktop synth on it
@@johnsalazar3903 John, I think you can go big with this. I would say up to 10 lbs to be honest. It's built like a tank. The stand is super solid and the connectors in the back they provide are affixed very well into the metal frame of the keyboard. Very sturdy, I think it could handle whatever you throw at it. So, of course I had to make a video to demo my desktop synth on it for you: vimeo.com/668079341/b4fee70446
@@MyKeysToMusic Marc - you went above and beyond by answering with a video! My main idea was to put a Prophet Rev2 desktop synth (which is more compact at least height wise compared to the Minilogue) on the stand and control it using my NS3C, so I feel even more confident that the stand could handle that. Plus I think would still have room to put a tablet for lead sheets beside it, which is just amazing to me. Thanks again Marc!
Hi monsterjazzlicks. By the looks of it, I would say that it would NOT fit inside the official Nord soft case made for the 61D Electro. But I know for a fact that it fits easily inside the Nord case for the 76 key Stage 3 - but this is a different (bigger) case and has a much bigger pocket on the side. Hope that helps.
@@monsterjazzlicks I agree. I would not put the stand with the keyboard in the same compartment of the case. If you can find a soft case with a big enough pocket on the outside, you might be able to use that. But the standard Nord case for the 61 doesn't look anywhere near big enough to hold it.
@@monsterjazzlicks Oh, I see. Well, let us know what you come up with for a solution. Maybe there is another misc. sleeve/case you could get and carry the stand separately? It seems like that would be a good idea for a stand-alone product for someone to make/create.
Great review and very useful to those of us thinking of buying our first Nord keyboard. Would you consider reviewing other Nord-compatible accessories, such as keyboard stands and expression pedals?
Hi Jon. Thanks for your comment and question. I would surely consider reviewing other Nord-compatible accessories. I have yet to set up a relationship with a vendor/manufacturer who could potentially supply products for me to review, so everything I have reviewed thus far on the channel I have purchased out of pocket. With that said, I actually have a few review videos already complete that you may want to check out in the meantime: 1) Ultimate Keyboard Stand: th-cam.com/video/O8VDIVf7q_Y/w-d-xo.html 2) Yamaha FC7 Expression Pedal: th-cam.com/video/eeJ9b1oGEyY/w-d-xo.html 3) Nord 76 Key keyboard case: th-cam.com/video/Pf9H5eLx2FU/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching!
I have a Nord Electro 6D with the drawbars. I don’t see a place to put the stand. Are those 2 stand holders already attached to the keyboard? Or are they a separate item?? Thnx
Hi Gary! Thanks for your question. So, the stand holders should already be attached to the back panel. They look like bumpers of sorts. Check out this video where you can see a close up of them on the Stage 3: th-cam.com/video/PYD8fN8wch8/w-d-xo.html
Hi KidCrippler! Thanks for your question. Not entirely sure of a feasible workaround to be honest. In fact, this exact topic is discussed here on the Nord User Forums: www.norduserforum.com/nord-stage-forum-f3/stage-3-music-stand-t16971.html There are a lot of people coming up with a "do it yourself stand" but this too relies on having the built-in stand holders that are missing on the compact! Shame they were not able to provide these but there must have been a reason. Please report back if you can with what you find with a possible solution or an alternative method.
Hi Aleksa! Great question. So, the early versions of the Nord Stage 3 Compact model didn't include the stand holder option. Apparently the new models of the Stage 3 Compact now do include this. So, that means that any NEW Nord Stage 3 or New Electro 6 keyboard should have the stand option available to you.
Hello @Ruth Ann Greenberg Unfortunately, they started putting the stand option with the Electros starting with the Electro 6. The Electro 5s have no such option. You'll have to go with a traditional stand for this I'm afraid or get a keyboard stand that has the option for a sheet music holder perhaps.
I need this one urgence but i can t found this in my country... What i supost to ? I m leaving in brazil,,,. Any Nord representance sell this product 😒.,.. can you help me?
Hi Cristiano. Thanks for your question. There is a distributor for Nord there in Brazil. Maybe you can send them an Email or call and start there. OPMAT Op Materiais Serviços Imp E Exportação - Ltda Avenida General Gabriel Da Fonseca, 133 Centro - Tremembé - São Paulo - Brasil Phone: +55 (12) 3672 3044 contato@opmat.com.br I found this information on this website for Nord: www.nordkeyboards.com/distributors
@@MyKeysToMusic Thank s for your answer mike , but i already try to call this distributor here ... they don t have this product unfortenly , i m waiting some friends visit U s than i can buy in amazon or something like that ... or i try contact opmat again this year ... anyway thank s for your attention ...
@Coco Jambo - I don't own that one to review it so I don't know much about it. According to everything I've read on it, however, it should fit in the same way as the one reviewed here and appears to match the keyboard(s) quite nicely.
Thanks, I heard the red one has something like a slip mat stripe on it for better performance and the material is wood instead of metal. Unfortunately I never saw it live or find any review about it on TH-cam. Would be nice if you can review it for us. Best wishes ✌️
@@cocojambo3910 Like you, I can't find a review on it largely because they are brand new and not widely available the last time I went looking around for them. In fact on the Sweetwater page, it says "Coming Soon." *Here is a description of it from the Sweetwater website:* *Mountable Wooden Music Stand for Your Nord* _Are you a Nord keyboard player looking for a music stand? Then look no further than the Nord Music Stand V2, available from Sweetwater. This high-quality wooden music stand is compatible with most Nord keyboard models and can accommodate up to four sheets of music. It takes moments to attach using the included mounts on the back of your keyboard - no tools required! And for transport, the Nord Music Stand V2 fits in your Nord keyboard’s soft case. Don’t compromise on a music stand; get the official Music Stand V2 from Nord!_ If anyone wants to send me one for review, I'll gladly review it. 😀
😂 lol, I ordered my Stage 3 bag bundle yesterday. The wooden music stand from nord is so expansive. 140 € in Germany 😂. I thought you have any collaboration with Clavia. Oh and good news, I misunderstood something at the description. The stage 3 comes with the sustain pedal. Now I am looking forward my stage 3 and I am so ready for your tutorials 😂
Hi Thomas. The Stand is generally sold for approx $119 (U.S.). www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/NSCMSWide--nord-extra-wide-music-stand Thanks for the question and for watching.
really I dont buy that talk, its just a piece of metal. I'm about to request a local metal work place to do me one to my nord stage... will do the work perfectly and cost 10 times less, and it's of my own design xD
Pedro cg! I actually really like this idea and would love to see a picture of this when complete. In fact, if the price was significantly less, you probably could make a market in selling these to folks. And with your own mods too - I like the idea. Most people don't take the time (or have the ambition) to bring things to a local metal shop and have them custom made like this. Good luck!
I was skeptical of what quality I would get for the price too, but I ordered it on sale (still $$) and was really impressed with the quality of it. The V2 ones include pads between the Nord and stand that prevent any scratches or rubbing. Metal shops in my area would not be able to design, build, paint, and apply the pads for less than I spent on the stand. Also, and this was the biggest factor, I needed it for a gig this week. If you do make one I’d be really interested to hear how the process went, final installation pics and savings.
Hi Marc,
Just letting you know that I purchased the Nord music stand and successfully mounted it on my NS3 compact (73 keys) without having to do any adjustments to it. Might be due to the fact that I have the Revision B. Not sure why Nord haven't put an official statement regarding this in their website (they don't like money?)
Cheers
Hi KidCrippler! This is great news about the stand and maybe you're right about Revision B. I'll pin this comment so that people see it as the dominant comment for a while. Thanks for the update - this really helps.
Accurate review. Well done. I have this stand and have used it on my Nord Piano 2 for years. It is very durable and sturdy. I keep my chord sheets in a thin 3 ring binder which I can open on the stand and then flip pages easily during keyboard use. Note that the top edge of the stand is folded back 90 degrees. This makes a convenient attachment point for the bases of those clamp-on flexible stalk LED music lights. For transport I wrap the stand in a towel and place it on top of the NP 2 inside my gig bag. One more thing . . . you see how the pin mounting provisions insert into the plastic receivers on the keyboard? There is a some friction at these points making stand removal sometimes a bit difficult. So I spray a bit of clear silicone lubricant onto a paper towel and then wipe it onto the mounting pins. With this treatment the stand is easier to install and remove from the keyboard. And when removing the stand, always pull upward gently and evenly on both sides. Credit Nord for a well-designed stand like everything else they build.
Hello @Rod Coddington thanks for your comment and feedback here from your time in the field. I LOVE the tip about the clear silicone lubricant and I agree with what you said about pulling the stand out too. Thanks for your participation here - it's very helpful for those visiting. 👍🏼
I just got mine yesterday and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this product vs. the price. I was sure it would be worth it, but it IS!
Question I have is how are others packing this out to a gig? I have a Nord soft side case for my Electro 6D and I’m not seeing a place to put the stand?
@juansolo7194 Hello Juan - thanks for your comment and question. So, I can put min in the Nord soft case 76 key with a much bigger side pocket. It looks to me (based on pictures online) that the Nord 73 soft case is not nearly big enough to accommodate the stand. You'll likely have to use a separate soft case made for like a 49 key keyboard such as this (affiliate link): amzn.to/3P2hX0d
You are correct that it is pricey as you mention several times during the video. I would love this for my new Electro 6D 73 but that 119 American dollars gives me pause. Nord also is out of line regarding their pricing of the Half Moon switch at $275. That's 275 for a three pole switch. I'll stick with my 30 year old Yamaha foot switch that spins the Leslie up and down just fine. Great review as always Marc.
Hi Lou - thanks for the feedback here and for checking this out. I'm happy (as pricey as it is) that it seems to be of good sturdy quality and it feels like it can hold just about anything within reason as Carl points out. I'm still happy with the purchase but yes, things made by Nord appear to me to be on the somewhat "exclusive" side a bit. Third-party compatible accessories such as cases, pedals and such draw a lot more competition making their purchase far more reasonable by comparison. As another example, I recently purchased a "generic soft case" for the Nord Electro 6 and although it cost me a whopping $21 US, (very very inexpensive), I feel it's not a perfect fit and somewhat lacks in the protection department for the Electro. In fact, the case itself was a bit below my standard and I was uncomfortable reviewing it as a result. In my situation, however, (I don't use the Nord Electro 6 to play out yet), so the low-cost case gets the job done so I won't be returning it. But, I couldn't recommend it to a working musician. In contrast, my $300 Nord 76 case with wheels is also very pricey but I can say first-hand that the case rocks and happy I spent the extra for that one. It protects the almighty Nord Stage 3 which I do gig with regularly so I'm feeling good about that particular purchase. So glad you mentioned this topic as I (we) can appreciate all the angles here for sure. At the end of the day, Nord stuff is pricey but it seems to deliver on nearly all the promises... Thanks for watching!
@@MyKeysToMusic No question about Nord quality Marc. I've used the Nord gig bag case for my Electro 3 61 for years and love it. I'm thinking I'm going to have to bite the bullet and and buy the Electro case for my NE6D 73. Like you, I have a generic gig bag for my 73 and feel it's not protecting the instrument as it should.
Massive! I wish they had something that was sized for a tablet.. Great review
@bbrrwwnn FYI: There are people who are making their own "tablet holders" using the built-in stand holder attachments such as this: www.etsy.com/listing/1485671705/nord-keyboards-xbar-biobased-tablet?click_key=793b60436742f35d1c3eb648d3237ce4c4e5e37d%3A1485671705&click_sum=f2956684&ref=shop_home_active_2&frs=1&crt=1&sts=1
Also, be sure to check out all his offerings because he has a few different options for you, depending on if your Nord keyboard has the stand holder mounts or not.
Does it fit on the gig bag of the Electro 6D?
Hi Jonathan! Well, the stand does fit in the gig back for the 76 key Stage 3 version quite well. Which Electro 6D are you talking about the 73 key or the 61 key?
My Keys To Music Electro 6D 73 Waterfall
Where do you put it in your gig bag to avoid damaging your Nord with scratches etc...?
@@aschay When I put the music stand in the side pocket, I don't bundle that with anything else. I have a separate gig bag (mailbag) for wires, pedals, etc. Based on what I'm seeing on this page: www.nordkeyboards.com/products/nord-electro-6/accessories, the 73 key case pocket will NOT hold the music stand. With that said, I don't have one to be 100% sure but my eyes say that there is simply not enough room in that pocket to hold the stand. The bigger 76 and 88 key case have much larger side pockets and putting the stand in those sizes is not a problem. Sounds like someone should come up with a "sleeve" for the Nord Keyboard Stand so that we can have some form of protection for it when traveling.
My Keys To Music thank you for your help
What are the dimensions of the bottom segment (the smaller section that the sheets rest on)? Also, relative to the nord, what angle does the stand sit at when attached?
Hello @John Salazar Thanks for your question here. The bottom segment is 27.5" wide and 1 3/4" deep at the base. The angle can best be described with a picture since I don't have a tool here to measure angles (that I'm aware of). Check it out here: vimeo.com/668079341/b4fee70446
@@MyKeysToMusic Thanks Marc, just another question - how much weight would you be able to comfortable rest on the stand? For example if I wanted to rest an effects pedalboard or desktop synth on it
@@johnsalazar3903 John, I think you can go big with this. I would say up to 10 lbs to be honest. It's built like a tank. The stand is super solid and the connectors in the back they provide are affixed very well into the metal frame of the keyboard. Very sturdy, I think it could handle whatever you throw at it. So, of course I had to make a video to demo my desktop synth on it for you: vimeo.com/668079341/b4fee70446
@@MyKeysToMusic Marc - you went above and beyond by answering with a video! My main idea was to put a Prophet Rev2 desktop synth (which is more compact at least height wise compared to the Minilogue) on the stand and control it using my NS3C, so I feel even more confident that the stand could handle that. Plus I think would still have room to put a tablet for lead sheets beside it, which is just amazing to me. Thanks again Marc!
@@johnsalazar3903 Happy to do it. Best of luck to you!
does it fit to Nordstage 4 88?
Hello @TheFaximana - the existing stand is compatible with both NS4 sizes (73 and 88).
@@MyKeysToMusic great thanks 😀
@@TheFaximana Happy to help!
Will this fit into a Nord softcase alongside a 61D Electro, please?
Hi monsterjazzlicks. By the looks of it, I would say that it would NOT fit inside the official Nord soft case made for the 61D Electro. But I know for a fact that it fits easily inside the Nord case for the 76 key Stage 3 - but this is a different (bigger) case and has a much bigger pocket on the side. Hope that helps.
@@MyKeysToMusic Cheers, I think the stand would scratch the keyboard if carried in its softcase.
@@monsterjazzlicks I agree. I would not put the stand with the keyboard in the same compartment of the case. If you can find a soft case with a big enough pocket on the outside, you might be able to use that. But the standard Nord case for the 61 doesn't look anywhere near big enough to hold it.
@@MyKeysToMusic I already bought the case on the same day as I bought the nord.
@@monsterjazzlicks Oh, I see. Well, let us know what you come up with for a solution. Maybe there is another misc. sleeve/case you could get and carry the stand separately? It seems like that would be a good idea for a stand-alone product for someone to make/create.
Great review and very useful to those of us thinking of buying our first Nord keyboard. Would you consider reviewing other Nord-compatible accessories, such as keyboard stands and expression pedals?
Hi Jon. Thanks for your comment and question. I would surely consider reviewing other Nord-compatible accessories. I have yet to set up a relationship with a vendor/manufacturer who could potentially supply products for me to review, so everything I have reviewed thus far on the channel I have purchased out of pocket. With that said, I actually have a few review videos already complete that you may want to check out in the meantime:
1) Ultimate Keyboard Stand: th-cam.com/video/O8VDIVf7q_Y/w-d-xo.html
2) Yamaha FC7 Expression Pedal: th-cam.com/video/eeJ9b1oGEyY/w-d-xo.html
3) Nord 76 Key keyboard case: th-cam.com/video/Pf9H5eLx2FU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching!
@@MyKeysToMusic Hi Marc, thanks for the pointers.
Sure thing. Happy to help.
I have a Nord Electro 6D with the drawbars. I don’t see a place to put the stand. Are those 2 stand holders already attached to the keyboard? Or are they a separate item?? Thnx
Hi Gary! Thanks for your question. So, the stand holders should already be attached to the back panel. They look like bumpers of sorts. Check out this video where you can see a close up of them on the Stage 3: th-cam.com/video/PYD8fN8wch8/w-d-xo.html
So... What would you have done if you owned a NS3 compact and really needed one of these stands?
Hi KidCrippler! Thanks for your question. Not entirely sure of a feasible workaround to be honest. In fact, this exact topic is discussed here on the Nord User Forums: www.norduserforum.com/nord-stage-forum-f3/stage-3-music-stand-t16971.html There are a lot of people coming up with a "do it yourself stand" but this too relies on having the built-in stand holders that are missing on the compact! Shame they were not able to provide these but there must have been a reason. Please report back if you can with what you find with a possible solution or an alternative method.
@@MyKeysToMusic See my latest comment in this thread
Thank you Mark
Thanks for you comment!
So all in all, if I buy it for the Nord Stage 3 I can succesfully put it ?
I found this. www.thomann.de/gb/clavia_nord_music_stand_v2.htm
Hi Aleksa! Great question. So, the early versions of the Nord Stage 3 Compact model didn't include the stand holder option. Apparently the new models of the Stage 3 Compact now do include this. So, that means that any NEW Nord Stage 3 or New Electro 6 keyboard should have the stand option available to you.
This one you found on the link above, should work, yes. Good luck!
@@MyKeysToMusic Thank you for your quick answer. Keep up the good content as always :)
@@AleksaStankovicProducer Happy to help!
Mark, does it work on the Nord Electro 5D61?
Hello @Ruth Ann Greenberg Unfortunately, they started putting the stand option with the Electros starting with the Electro 6. The Electro 5s have no such option. You'll have to go with a traditional stand for this I'm afraid or get a keyboard stand that has the option for a sheet music holder perhaps.
I need this one urgence but i can t found this in my country... What i supost to ? I m leaving in brazil,,,. Any Nord representance sell this product 😒.,.. can you help me?
Hi Cristiano. Thanks for your question.
There is a distributor for Nord there in Brazil. Maybe you can send them an Email or call and start there.
OPMAT
Op Materiais Serviços Imp E Exportação - Ltda
Avenida General Gabriel Da Fonseca, 133
Centro - Tremembé - São Paulo - Brasil
Phone: +55 (12) 3672 3044
contato@opmat.com.br
I found this information on this website for Nord: www.nordkeyboards.com/distributors
@@MyKeysToMusic Thank s for your answer mike , but i already try to call this distributor here ... they don t have this product unfortenly , i m waiting some friends visit U s than i can buy in amazon or something like that ... or i try contact opmat again this year ... anyway thank s for your attention ...
Happy to help Cristiano. Best of luck locating one.
I have stage 2 (73) and stage 3 (88) but i just need one.. because i think i ts not compatibillity whith 73
Hi Cristiano. I think you are correct.
What about the red nord music stand?
@Coco Jambo - I don't own that one to review it so I don't know much about it. According to everything I've read on it, however, it should fit in the same way as the one reviewed here and appears to match the keyboard(s) quite nicely.
Thanks, I heard the red one has something like a slip mat stripe on it for better performance and the material is wood instead of metal.
Unfortunately I never saw it live or find any review about it on TH-cam.
Would be nice if you can review it for us.
Best wishes ✌️
@@cocojambo3910 Like you, I can't find a review on it largely because they are brand new and not widely available the last time I went looking around for them. In fact on the Sweetwater page, it says "Coming Soon."
*Here is a description of it from the Sweetwater website:*
*Mountable Wooden Music Stand for Your Nord*
_Are you a Nord keyboard player looking for a music stand? Then look no further than the Nord Music Stand V2, available from Sweetwater. This high-quality wooden music stand is compatible with most Nord keyboard models and can accommodate up to four sheets of music. It takes moments to attach using the included mounts on the back of your keyboard - no tools required! And for transport, the Nord Music Stand V2 fits in your Nord keyboard’s soft case. Don’t compromise on a music stand; get the official Music Stand V2 from Nord!_
If anyone wants to send me one for review, I'll gladly review it. 😀
😂 lol, I ordered my Stage 3 bag bundle yesterday.
The wooden music stand from nord is so expansive. 140 € in Germany 😂.
I thought you have any collaboration with Clavia.
Oh and good news, I misunderstood something at the description. The stage 3 comes with the sustain pedal.
Now I am looking forward my stage 3 and I am so ready for your tutorials 😂
@@cocojambo3910 Yes, the wooden stand is a bit pricy. You'll like the bag I think because it's fairly heavy-duty for a soft case.
How much?
Hi Thomas. The Stand is generally sold for approx $119 (U.S.). www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/NSCMSWide--nord-extra-wide-music-stand Thanks for the question and for watching.
I don’t see where this would attach on the 73 key Stage 3.....or will it?? 😸
Hi Walt. Unfortunately, the Nord Stage 3 Compact has no accommodations for the music stand. 😔 Not sure why exactly.
My Keys To Music I didn’t think so.....odd.
@@walt686868 Yes, a bit odd considering they put one on the Electro 6 61 key. Maybe that was a lesson learned there.
Is it magnetic?
Hello Sascha - Great question! No, sorry to report that it's not magnetic.
really I dont buy that talk, its just a piece of metal. I'm about to request a local metal work place to do me one to my nord stage... will do the work perfectly and cost 10 times less, and it's of my own design xD
Pedro cg! I actually really like this idea and would love to see a picture of this when complete. In fact, if the price was significantly less, you probably could make a market in selling these to folks. And with your own mods too - I like the idea. Most people don't take the time (or have the ambition) to bring things to a local metal shop and have them custom made like this. Good luck!
I was skeptical of what quality I would get for the price too, but I ordered it on sale (still $$) and was really impressed with the quality of it. The V2 ones include pads between the Nord and stand that prevent any scratches or rubbing.
Metal shops in my area would not be able to design, build, paint, and apply the pads for less than I spent on the stand. Also, and this was the biggest factor, I needed it for a gig this week.
If you do make one I’d be really interested to hear how the process went, final installation pics and savings.