How can we put a piano book on the keyboard to learn lessons, there is no stand to support the book, right?
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The keyboard I purchased came with a book stand and it fit in a slot on the top of the keyboard. It can also be removed by just pulling it out of the slot. The stand leans back enough that your book has a support. I hope this helps answer your question and if I can help you with any other questions I will be happy to do so. After I answered your question I went back to Amazon to be sure this one would be supplied with a stand and according to the item description it will come with a book stand.
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My DGX640 came with a music stand. Check your box or contact your dealer or Yamaha.
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It does come with a book stand u just have to install it yourself its a removable stand
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Hi: I talked to my husband who received this Yamaha Keyboard Stand as a Christmas present for 2012 and he does not remember having a problem putting this item together. He must have been the lucky one to receive all the items needed in order to set this stand up.
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the table top music stand that was sent to me was Not well made . Not well assembled...you should be able to use it on your keyboard. personally, i would use a music stand that is fitted to a keyboard stand or a free standing/stand alone, heavy duty music stand...
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mine has this plastic thing that flip up in the back to place the book on. just like most digital keyboard has.
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Yes. A music stand is on top of it to hold your music book so you can read it.
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I'm not sure. I bought the stand with hopes of getting the keyboard but have only gotten the stand so far and haven't set it up yet. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful!
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Yes - Use a hot piano wire......or an electric knife...It will not look perfect, but it can be done
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Only if you put it on top of the piano (or at least on top of a stack of books).
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Theone: With so many variables involved, it's difficult to answer. If the desk is as long as, or nearly as long as the keyboard, then it probably will support it. However, I strongly recommend that you invest in a stable, double-x adjustable-height keyboard stand. The main problem with a desk is that its height is likely inappropriate for playing a keyboard, and you may develop serious hand and wrist problems. When you play, your elbows and wrists need to be at parallel heights, and your fingers should curve down to the keys. Yes, you could adjust the height of your chair, but this may make it uncomfortable to use your sustain (hold) pedal. You could try the Casio ARDX for under $30. I think it is probably very stable, although I've never used it. A better bet might be the Yamaha PKBZ1. This Casio keyboard is sometimes bundled with a stand and bench for a good price. Also, read my review comparing this keyboard to the Yamaha P-105.
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Yes. The problem is, Jessica, that after you've unfolded the desk, it won't stay in place and support even a small book of sheet music unless the ledge is holding it in place. This also wouldn't be a problem, except that there's nothing to keep the ledge in place besides friction and gravity. You can't get the stand to hold the position you see in the picture. You have to put the ledge on the top, and rest the book on the bottom. Then it will only hold provided that you not touch it.
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I don't think so. With ours we have a piece of wood screwed into the slides, I think that is the only way to use it (then the keyboard sits on the wood).
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Music stand yes, keyboard stand no.. there is a package deal available through amazon that includes a music stand, keyboard stand and sustain pedal for about 490$
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No, unfortunately. You could use a music stand on the top keyboard, but not on the lower one. I had the same question initially. I'm not sure of any 2 tier stand that would allow you to use a music stand on a lower keyboard with an upper keyboard. The stand itself is very secure and I have no complaints with it. I hope this helps...
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Yes. The keyboard has a attachment that comes with it that above the keys as a music stand.
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The stand is fine for me. The piano is heavy enough, making it pretty stable. Not a problem.
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The functions on the keyboard do NOT particularly help with learning. They're more like little 'games' - not logical instruction. Still, the keyboard is a great one to learn on, because of the rich sound, assuming some one has a decent learning dvd set.
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If you are just talking about playing the melody, very few songs use more than one-and-a-half octaves, so that would be fine. Full piano accompaniments will be more problematic, although you should be able to, for example, ignore some of the bass notes while learning. If you are talking about beginning piano pieces, the early ones will fit within the range of this keyboard.