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An empty black double-X keyboard stand with padded instrument supports and rubber-capped feet in a light practice room. Image unavailable

Keyboard Stand

£20–£70

A settled spot for their keyboard

Piano & Keyboards
  • Gives a musical keyboard an intended place to rest for playing.

Before you buy

  • Compare the exact keyboard’s weight, size and support requirements with the stand.
  • Use the manufacturer’s specific load, assembly and locking guidance.
  • Instruments with the same key count can need different support dimensions.
  • The stand does not supply the keyboard, seating or a sheet-music rest.
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A silver sustain pedal on a weighted black base, with a curved cable and quarter-inch plug on blue-grey flooring. Image unavailable

Keyboard Sustain Pedal

£10–£30

A little more expression underfoot

Piano & Keyboards
  • Lets supported notes ring on after the player releases the keyboard keys.

Before you buy

  • Use the exact keyboard model to establish the required pedal type.
  • Verify the plug wiring, polarity and any instrument settings together.
  • Half-pedalling only works with a compatible pedal and instrument combination.
  • A sustain pedal makes no sound alone and may already be included with the keyboard.
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A walnut piano bench with black padded upholstery and four wooden legs in a home music room. Image unavailable

Piano Bench

£25–£90

A proper place at the piano

Piano & Keyboards
  • Creates a dedicated place to sit at a piano or keyboard.

Before you buy

  • Compare its working seat height with the player’s instrument and preferred position.
  • Read the exact model’s seat measurements, load limit and assembly requirements.
  • A fixed-height seat offers no adjustment for different players.
  • The word duet does not establish a safe load or comfortable space for two.
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A black digital piano with a padded bench and headphones in a compact living room. Image unavailable

Digital Piano Keyboard

£130–£400

Find the piano they will enjoy sitting down to

Piano & Keyboards
  • Makes playing possible without the tuning needed by an acoustic piano.

Before you buy

  • Discuss key range and action with the player or teacher; touch-sensitive does not mean weighted.
  • Establish whether the exact instrument has its own sounds, speakers and headphone output.
  • Allow for the right regional power supply and any compatible stand, stool and pedal.
  • Headphones can reduce room sound, but the key mechanism can still be heard.
  • A MIDI-only keyboard requires another sound source rather than working as a self-contained instrument.
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A grey two-octave MIDI controller with eight rubber pads and four knobs on a teal studio desk. Image unavailable

MIDI Keyboard Controller

£35–£160

A hands-on way to shape their music

Piano & Keyboards
  • Provides physical keys and controls for a compatible music-making system.

Before you buy

  • Choose the number, size and feel of the keys for the parts they play.
  • Verify current software support, power, cables and the included licence terms.
  • Many models require another sound source because they have no internal sounds or speakers.
  • A digital piano they own may already supply adequate MIDI control.
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A brown wooden mechanical metronome with its pendulum at rest on a black piano beside sheet music. Image unavailable

Metronome

£15–£30

A clear pulse to practise alongside

Piano & Keyboards
  • Gives a regular beat they can hear or see while practising.
  • A small model can go to lessons with a ukulele player's music.

Before you buy

  • Check the tempo range and controls, and how they'll follow the beat while playing.
  • For guitar, check that they can position it clearly and start it easily.
  • For piano, consider a stable place within the player's sight.
  • They may already prefer an app or the metronome built into an instrument.
  • Check the power supply and any headphone connection they want to use.
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An open music booklet on a black tripod stand beside a rehearsal chair in a blue-grey practice room. Image unavailable

Music Stand

£8–£35

Keep the next page comfortably in view

Piano & Keyboards
  • Gives printed music a separate place where they can read it while playing.

Before you buy

  • Their piano or keyboard may already have a music rest that does the job.
  • Heavy books and tablets need the support and retention the manufacturer specifies.
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