Arturia Wooden Legs For KEYLAB 88, POLYBRUTE 12, ASTROLAB

These wooden legs mount directly to the chassis of a KeyLab 88, PolyBrute 12, or AstroLab, turning a desktop keyboard into a freestanding one at a proper playing height. Solid ash with a cinnamon finish gives a warm, vintage-styled look that reads as furniture in a living room and holds up under stage lighting.

Height is set at 66.5 cm, or 26.2 inches, which places the keybed where a player can sit with relaxed wrists and shoulders through a long session. Two of the four legs adjust by up to 10mm, so a sloped stage, an uneven studio floor, or an old wooden floorboard will not leave the keyboard rocking mid-performance.

Mounting takes minutes. The legs bolt into the frame with a screw system, and the angles are calculated to keep weight balanced across all four points, including under the load of an 88-note hammer-action keybed. They come apart just as fast when a rig has to be packed down after a show.

The practical case is straightforward: a keyboard sitting on a desk or a folding X-stand is either at the wrong height or unstable, and both cost focus while playing. These legs settle the height question permanently and add a finished look that suits a studio, a home setup, or a stage. At 3.4 kg for the set, they add little to what already needs carrying, and the ash and cinnamon finish matches the wood accents used across Arturia keyboards.