Stand Recommendation
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I have the original chrome stand (ST-SV1), and it definitely has adjustable telescopic legs. However, as you demonstrate above, all pictures of the new black stand (ST-SV1-BK) appear to show one-piece non-adjustable legs.
Has anyone got the new black stand to confirm whether it's height-adjustable or not?
Has anyone got the new black stand to confirm whether it's height-adjustable or not?
PaulR
Korg SV-1 88
Kurzweil PC361
Korg SV-1 88
Kurzweil PC361
Just checked with my "new" stand...and confirm that it's at a fixed height... Since I sit when I play no problem, but those who stand up might have difficulties...oy5t3h wrote:I have the original chrome stand (ST-SV1), and it definitely has adjustable telescopic legs. However, as you demonstrate above, all pictures of the new black stand (ST-SV1-BK) appear to show one-piece non-adjustable legs.
Has anyone got the new black stand to confirm whether it's height-adjustable or not?
What inscrutable thoughts are going thru those Korg guys heads? Why would someone even change the stand to a non-telescoping one?? And finally...Since Korg appears to be making these changes, are they going to keep the SV-1 line going instead of replacing it with the Krome???
Very confusing Grasshopper...

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The write-up for the new black stand (ST-SV1-BK) on the BH Photo site says that the legs are height adjustable.
FWIW, I also use the On-Stage platform stand and its perfect for the SV-1. I have the width set so that the rubber feet on the bottom of the SV-1 fit right into the holes on the top of the platform, essentially locking it in place.
FWIW, I also use the On-Stage platform stand and its perfect for the SV-1. I have the width set so that the rubber feet on the bottom of the SV-1 fit right into the holes on the top of the platform, essentially locking it in place.
... and the photo clearly shows one-piece non-adjustable legs!still442 wrote:The write-up for the new black stand (ST-SV1-BK) on the BH Photo site says that the legs are height adjustable.
... and the description quotes the original stand's part number (ST-SV1) rather than the updated part number (ST-SV1-BK).
PaulR
Korg SV-1 88
Kurzweil PC361
Korg SV-1 88
Kurzweil PC361
Yup, you're totally right. They must have just kept the original description.oy5t3h wrote:... and the photo clearly shows one-piece non-adjustable legs!still442 wrote:The write-up for the new black stand (ST-SV1-BK) on the BH Photo site says that the legs are height adjustable.
... and the description quotes the original stand's part number (ST-SV1) rather than the updated part number (ST-SV1-BK).
Well, the OnStage stand works great and is fully adjustable, $90 and in stock everywhere. Plus if and when you sell the SV-1, you can still use it.
From Korg:
Hello still442,
Thank you for your email. I apologize for the delay in getting back to you. This is an extremely busy time of year for us.
The stand for the SV1 keyboard actually is NOT adjustable.
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to email us again.
Thank you!
Janice
Customer Service, Korg USA
Hello still442,
Thank you for your email. I apologize for the delay in getting back to you. This is an extremely busy time of year for us.
The stand for the SV1 keyboard actually is NOT adjustable.
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to email us again.
Thank you!
Janice
Customer Service, Korg USA
Likely to keep production costs down (maybe weight as well). Maybe they found the legs were starting to give out and couldn't stand the potential lawsuits. Also, the original stand is not the simplest to put away (it is once you know the process)
Korg SV-1, Prophet 12, DeepMind 12, 2xJU-06, Akai EWI USB
Twinton, hey. The first photo you posted is the black version, and you're right, that version is *not* adjustable.Bootsy wrote:Yes - I'm sure. It's adjustable. I have it.
The 2nd pic you posted is adjustable, appears black in the photo, but it's actually the original chrome version: One can see the chrome on the top part of the legs, and the lower extendable portion of each leg is black. The "Flat black" on the bottom of the legs is the black, and the "shiny black" on the top part is the chrome part.
UPDATE: Since the original adjustable stand (chrome) is no longer available from Korg, I've opted for a stand from Ultimate Support instead (see posts below).
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SV-1 73.
I sell and upgrade 10-string lyre harps.
Guild F65CE acoustic/electric, Yerubilee 10-string lyre. Stradivarius Bach model 37.
Former gear: Fender Rhodes MKII suitcase, Roland Juno 6.
I sell and upgrade 10-string lyre harps.
Guild F65CE acoustic/electric, Yerubilee 10-string lyre. Stradivarius Bach model 37.
Former gear: Fender Rhodes MKII suitcase, Roland Juno 6.
Rhodes style legs
Hahaaaaa this guy had Rhodes screw-on legs made for his SV1 88. Plus he added Tolex on top of the plastic. Cool ideas. Legs not good for gigging tho.

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SV-1 73.
I sell and upgrade 10-string lyre harps.
Guild F65CE acoustic/electric, Yerubilee 10-string lyre. Stradivarius Bach model 37.
Former gear: Fender Rhodes MKII suitcase, Roland Juno 6.
I sell and upgrade 10-string lyre harps.
Guild F65CE acoustic/electric, Yerubilee 10-string lyre. Stradivarius Bach model 37.
Former gear: Fender Rhodes MKII suitcase, Roland Juno 6.