Does this work for a Yamaha P Series P105B piano. And can you tell how much it weighs when boxed. Thanks.
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It can support the P105B as it is a standard stand. It is adjustable too. The length of the piano will clearly be longer than the stand, but the width will be perfect. I have seen other stands paired with this digital piano and the fit seems the same. My daughter uses this stand with her keyboard and we have had to adjust it only once. It is very sturdy and I like the rubber stabilizing strips. Very well made. As for weight, I don't quite remember. The product had to be assembled so I would assume a few pounds heavier than the actual product. Hope this help.
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No. I don't understand the other answer about the width being perfect. I have the P115B, essentially the same size as the P105B, but the stand will NOT adjust small enough in the width. So, the piano sits on top and, even worse, it is too wide for the piano to sit on both rubber bumpers at the same time, so part of the piano is sitting on bare metal. Finally - because I have it set to the narrowest width, my knees hit the stand. I'm sending this back. Not the stand's fault, just too big.
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Hi David, I like this stand very much. It's light weight, no tools needed to set up or break down, and my piano stays put even when I play with a heavy hand. I have a Yamaha P-35. 88 keys. 52 3/16 (L) x 11 5/8 (D) x 6 1/16 (H) WEIGHT 25.6 LBS. I hope this was helpful. Judy T.
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The specifications page says for "Amplifier", 6W + 6W. Is that what you are looking for, or something else? The piano without the stand weighs 45 lbs, 10 oz. It's easy to move, but right now I have it set on a higher keyboard stand since I usually play standing up.
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according to the Yamaha website, the PA130 should be compatible with this keyboard. It is a Christmas gift, so we haven't tried it out yet.
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I have the On Stage KS7350 Pro Heavy Duty Folding Z Keyboard Stand for my P85. It doesn't screw in, but it comes with foam pads that provide more friction. It can be set fairly wide, which improves stability as well. I haven't had problems with the piano moving.
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I got it for a Yamaha S90-XS. It is tight but fits fine. Don't know about the P 105? You could compare dimensions of the P105 and the S90-XS to make an educated guess.
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I have a yamaha PSR E343, and I had to drill holes (carefully, of course), but it works fine...it has to. I contacted the mfr. and theysaid they simply could not make a stand to fit any possible keyboard. I don't believe it, and they need to find another engineer.
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I don't have a Yamaha digital piano. However the standard plug size for keyboards is 1/4". The headphones come with a 1/4" adaptor that fits easily onto the 1/8" plug. Most headphones are 1/8" inch and most "studio" headphones come with that adapter. If you lose it you can get another at radioshack. I actually don't like the RH5MA as much as my Sony MDR-7506 Headphones, so they are sitting in the closet right now. To me the RH5MA sound bassy or sort of muffled in comparison. Have a nice day.
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We doubt that it can. Suggest checking with manufacturer. Good luck. Piano is great
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Yes, it does. However I'd like to add while it is touch sensitive, I was lead to believe they are weighted somehow, but it is not at all like a real piano. More of a dampening, the key feels like it is going through foam or something to make you hit light or hard for the correct tone loudness. More difficult to get a light or heavy struck note. I'm no musician, but was disappointed by the touch sensitivity mechanism. For the price, if your not a pro, it is a good value though. Display is also too small for my old eyes.
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Kariliza,This may not be much help, but at least you'll have the length sizes:http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/accessories/kb-stands/pkbz1/?mode=modelThere's also a place to enter your zip code to find a dealer near you that may have all the information.
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Hi Claudia, it should work-I have it on an old Yamaha P750 that also has the top screws. it sounds great.
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I am not quite sure but I suppose it should be okay. I got it for my 88 key Yamaha P-105 (Width 52 3/16" and weight 25.8 lbs) and it worked very well :)
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I don't know how much it weighs, but it is pretty solid and heavy. Won't tip over once it's on the piano!
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Here is the list of Yamaha keyboards this adapter can be used for : Pwr+® 6.5 Ft Ac Adapter Charger for Yamaha Pa3 Pa3b Pa5 Pa5d Pa6 Pa150 Pa130 Pa5c ; Pa-3 Pa-3b Pa-5 Pa-5c Pa-5d Pa-6 Pa-150 Pa-130 ; Dgx200 Dgx202 Dgx.The one that you mentioned is not on the list. I would contact Yamaha directly, give them the model of your keyboard and have them advise you accordingly. As an alternative, you might also want to contact the manufacturer of this replacement Pwr+ and ask for their advice as well.
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Hi, the pedals work perfectly. They are very responsive so far (been having it for 2-3 months already). From my experience, I would say that it works just like my upright Kawai piano. About the voices/sounds, there are around 10 - 20 different sounds you can choose from. Hope this helped =]
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Absolutely! The Yamaha PA150MM Keyboard AC Power Adapter will work perfectly with the Yamaha YPG-235 Keyboard. I own both of these products, and the PA150MM is the correct power adapter for that application.