Wavebone Z Height Adjustable Keyboard Trolley

Good quality, as described and easy to assemble

awesome piece for the price, adds a touch of class to my studio, great service and delivery

Great looking product. Easy to install/build. Only 2 minor issues. Would be great with a pin or slide mechanism for the height adjustment. It could also have 1 set of lockable rotating trolley wheels for easier movement or stability. Still for the cost a great solution as I can slide under standard desk height 700mm and play comfortably. Ordered late Thurs. night from Sydney got Monday to regional Vic (stuff takes longer straight out of Melbourne). Good job, the way to run online sales.

On the whole i really like this keyboard trolley. It was easy to construct, feels solid and is a perfect size to house my 49 key keyboard plus mixer next to it.

Downsides are: the cross bar at the top is right where your knees are, which I find super annoying. I might remove that crossbar as it doesn't really seem necessary considering there's another one at the bottom, and the vertical bars attach to the wooden top. Other small disadvantage is the wheels don't rotate, so if you want to move it off to the size for a session, you actually have to pick it up to rotate. Not a showstopper but I feel rotating wheels would have been better.

Fast shipping. Product is good quality. Would be nice to have a quick release height change. Wood version Matches Arturia 88 MkII perfectly.

Very happy with this purchase. The trolley solved a real space issue for me in a small room with my Kurzweil PC3K8. I built my new studio desk around the trolley and the size of the room in order to maximise use of the available space and allow for separate placement of studio monitors on Icon stands. Thanks Filip, good product.

Delivery from Koala etc, five stars, but unit itself two stars, it needs modifications, or a v high working desk to fit legs beneath... cross bars in middle and at the bottom are v poor design, and obstruct leg space, so removed!!

My working desk is low, a clearance of only 68cm, and this height is necessary to ensure keyboard and mouse are at ergonomic height. I put the keyboard (standard Roland weighted 88 keys thing) on the frame, without the wooden top. A way to secure it (eg Velcro) would be good, but not absolutely necessary.

To fit my feet under, I removed the lower bar, to pushed the sustain pedal back a little.

I'd redesign it so there isnt a cross bar in the middle, or at the bottom, ie at the top rear, away from knees, or even a flat plate, with no height... and 90 degree brackets at either side, away from knees, to improve tortional stability. But, it's stable without the lower bar, moves in and out smoothly, even on carpet, wheels are good.

The instructions arent clear on which piece is which, the zoomed elements are no clearer on the print (an online zoomable pdf would be better), but a simple enough unit to assemble without instructions.

Can't get away from the fact that this should be much cheaper, maybe half the price? But no alternative available that will drop to the required (low) height.