Coffee Painted Bankers Lamp: Can anyone let me know if this lamp has an adjustable arm for use on a piano?
800769
The arm is not adjustable but the lamp is perfect for a piano. That is why I purchased it and it works great . Love the lamp.
1930433
I think you contacted the wrong person but..... This is a GREAT floor lamp, it's tall and has a light on the top that we put a blue bulb in and the smaller light coming off the side takes a smaller bulb and is PERFECT for reading and the one on the side is adjustable and can be put in ANY position. I have it bent all the way down to highlight what's on the table in front of it - it moves in ALL directions very easily. It's a GREAT lamp - I HIGHLY recommend it. I purchased it a while ago so I don't remember the manufacturer but whomever it is they did a GREAT job. BUY IT !!
2096116
With it's low center of gravity this lamp does not tip. We have had one for over a year and it has never tipped but we don't use the arm extension very often. We just needed the low profile. The base is nicely weighted but for use on a bookcase headboard would depend how you would use it. If you leave the arm extended it would be fine but to reach up and move the arm each time, I am not sure. If you grab it at the hinge point and move it, I don't think there would be a problem, but if you are expecting to grab it at the light bulb base and move it without the base moving, it would not work for you. Hope this helps. With it's low center of gravity this lamp does not tip. We have had one for over a year and it has never tipped but we don't use the arm extension very often. We just needed the low profile. The base is nicely weighted but for use on a bookcase headboard would depend how you would use it. If you leave the arm extended it would be fine but to reach up and move the arm each time, I am not sure. If you grab it at the hinge point and move it, I don't think there would be a problem, but if you are expecting to grab it at the light bulb base and move it without the base moving, it would not work... » Read More With it's low center of gravity this lamp does not tip. We have had one for over a year and it has never tipped but we don't use the arm extension very often. We just needed the low profile. The base is nicely weighted but for use on a bookcase headboard would depend how you would use it. If you leave the arm extended it would be fine but to reach up and move the arm each time, I am not sure. If you grab it at the hinge point and move it, I don't think there would be a problem, but if you are expecting to grab it at the light bulb base and move it without the base moving, it would not work for you. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, if the piano has a music stand/holder upon which the light can be affixed. The solid rectangular box on the light pole is built like a vise; two sides separate and slide over the top of the music stand/holder, then two thumb screws squeeze the two pieces together. The grand piano of course has that music stand/rack/holder.
200627
The shade is 9 5/8 inches long, and 2 inches wide, just wide enough to hold one "sausage" bulb. This lamp is the standard "piano lamp" format; you may have seen the brass ones that were available years ago. There are longer lamps made, but I liked this style; reminds me of my younger days! If you google "piano lamps" you'll find more styles, etc. Good luck!
238715
There appear to be several versions of this lamp. Mine has a metal clamp with no padding and a sturdy plastic cone for the unit to fit into. I can remove the lamp without removing the clamp from the bench. Even though the cone is plastic, it appears very strong.
2218117
No, it only comes with a clamp base but it can open to allow for at least a 3 inch table width. Great lamp, though, does an excellent job.
33577
I measure it at approx. 3-1/2". It clears my tallest music books with room to spare so there is no trouble turning pages. My lamp is mounted on a Kawai grand piano.
1460887
The one I have would be fine because it has a wide base and seat. Some keyboards are "double Decker " so short benches work for those but not for pianos.
899465
hello....i think i can help!! actually the arms are adjustable...so it would depend. i have a 7ft ceiling in my apartment therefore, i had to bend them and i would say they are about 3 feet over my sofa. i love my lamp because of that fact...i always wanted an arc lamp but others i looked at were "not" adjustable....this was is!!! love it...little italy in ballston spa ny
168789
The total height of the lamp is not adjustable, but the flexible arm allow some adjustments.
876945
hello,dear, for the light ,it can adjust the belt according the size of your head size ,of course you can adjust the Lamp holder up and down .there is a battey box behide the light holder not a magnetic base ,dear
1032323
Yes and very well. It's the reason I bought it. It works well on my old upright piano and would be fine for a spinet. Also, since I couldn't find a 60 watt bulb of the specified kind, I found 40 watt does just fine.
276380
I believe you can move the arms to be closer together or farther apart. Think long about purchasing this, I wanted it so bad, with another lamp I bought as well, and they look horribly gaudy. I hate my lamps. And there's a lot of assembling. And it was sent TWICE with broken parts and took at least a month to replace the parts TWICE.
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The Ebony Adjustable Artist Piano Bench has a sturdy screw-type continuous-height adjustment, which is achieved by twisting two conveniently-placed external knobs. It does not have the squeeze-lever-click type quick height adjustment to which you refer. My grandkids no longer need to sit on telephone books at their piano. They like theirs so much that I purchased a mahogany-toned one for them to use when they play the piano at my home.
1391268
No, it is not height adjustable. but it is very classic looking, well made Floor lamp.
1167171
I hope you are able to find the adjustable weight. Even if the weight didn't come off, though, I'm not sure if it's the best metronome. Here's the review I wrote about it in Amazon. There are two problems with this metronome. 1. It isn't loud enough to be heard clearly over the sound of the piano and its volume can't be adjusted. 2. The back-and-forth movement of the arm doesn't give a good visual clue of when the metronome will make its sound; the click comes a little before the arm reaches the end of its travel in each direction. I ended up buying a Seiko SQ50-V Quartz Metronome with adjustable volume, a light that coincides with the metronome click and a wheel that quickly and easily adjusts the metronome tempo.