And how does this cover a piano?
381021
it doesn't cover a piano but you could put the piano legs on it so you could move the piano
381022
I believe it would be fine for a piano. I used mine for large casters and it was perfect.
381023
we brought the small castor cups item#cb600 for a Grand Piano. this was recommended BUT YOU need to see the size of the wheels on piano. THEY WORK GREAT!!!
381024
These should be perfect to prevent a piano from moving around if it has casters on the legs. The caster wheels have to be no longer than 2-1/4".
381025
If the legs on your piano are square shaped at the bottom or the width of the bottom of the legs will fit within the castor, they should work okay.
1555322
It fits my 52" yamaha 88 key portable. Note: The stand will not go low enough to sit like you would at a piano, at least not with my keyboard, which is 6" thick. On the other hand, I am 5'2". If you want to stand and play, no problem, I suppose.
100829
The cover is made of stretchy material. Nevertheless, on a Yamaha Motif XF8, it's a tight fit.
2111591
It will play more than one; the keys seem to strike something metallic in the piano (no strings or chords). So, it's hard to distinguish if you hit too many keys at the same time.
2053106
Yes it does. It's a piece of plastic, doesn't look too "heavy duty", but looks like it'll do the job for 90% of the sheet music out there.
1238397
The bench has 3 height settings so it can go pretty low, probably yes to touching the ground. He will probably reach the keyboard but for sure will not be anywhere near a correct position to play piano. Maybe a better option is to leave the bench in a maximum height but to have an object near that he can place his feet on.
6669
The music stand is also the key board cover, which fold up to become the music stand. So, "in a way" it is attched to the piano neck.
1316058
I use this cover for both my Yamaha CP33 and Alesis QS8 full sized keyboards. The Yamaha measures 52" long by 13" deep and about 4" tall. I feel the cover would easily fit up to a 54" long keyboard, and has room to spare in the height - I measured 6" of height available. I hope this helps you - I am totally happy with my cover - no problems or issues at all.
795872
That's what I bought it for. So far have only used sheet music on it so can't answer how much weight it can handle. The depth depends on how your digital piano is sloped with the controls. I would buy it and just see how it fits.
679545
For me, a full keyboard wasn't important. I simply wanted an inexpensive device that I could use to re-learn the piano. When i can again intuitively interpret a note on a sheet of music to a particular key on a piano and learn a score quickly, I will buy something bigger. For the moment 66 keys are quite sufficient. If I were a half-skilled pianist I wouldn't buy this. I am slowly relearning, and in a year or two, I may sell what I have and move on. What I have is a minimal investment to find out whether a bigger keyboard is needed.
459430
I just checked mine, and it opens to slightly more than three quarters of an inch so it should fit your music stand without a problem. The in interior of the clip is lined with a soft rubber substance that should keep it from scarring your piano.
2263368
I believe the clip part of it would open up enough to clip on the music rack of a grand piano. As for spinet/studio pianos...don't think you would have aaa place to mount the light to...BUT, if that is the piano style you have, you could buy a small piece of ply would that is 1/4 inch thick to clip the light to...obviously the board should be as large or larger than the height of the sheet music/music books you play from.
1944003
I play acoustic piano. On gigs, I use it to play bass/drums rhythm tracks and it does well. I plan to get another and chain them for a fuller sound, but one has been enough for me so far.
1426298
If the piano has a input it should work. Not sure it would sound good through a piano. If you are that close to the piano use a wired mic. This VHF wireless mic sounds very telephone like. There is a lot of static and it sounds like you are talking over a CB radio. Get a $15 dollar wired mic and a cheap cable.
377864
It spans the length of a standard keyboard. The cover is made of some kind of soft nylon like material. The best thing about it is that the foam stays in shape even if put your hands in the same place often. It's a great buy for the price.
1941277
All we have ever put on it is an electric piano & it is fine for that. I don't recall the paperwork that came with it so so cant give you an answer on that
1058822
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.