stands for the yamaha np30: Can anyone recommend a good stand for the Yamaha NP30 digital piano?
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The Yamaha L3C stand will use the mounting holes built in to the NP-30: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000YID5OG/ref=cm_cr_asin_lnk
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http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-FC4-Piano-Style-Sustain/dp/B0002F52EW/ref=sr_1_2?m=A14L2MX88GSRVI&s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1396449068&sr=1-2&keywords=foot+switch
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The keys are feel like plastic and are slippery. They are quite noisy when played by an accomplished pianist. The keys are not sloppy like the Casio. The DGX650 is fun to play and sounds great. The Yamaha P255 has the nice Ivory touch, precision, quiet keyboard most pianists would prefer.
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The keyboard does have a stand for holding the music. It is plastic and snaps into slots near the rear of the keyboard and seems sufficiendly substantial. The color of the stand that supports the keyboard is a dark charcoal and we find it pleasing.
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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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K&M; offers a universal instrument stand similar to this that works for acoustics, cellos, etc. Might be a better choice. Also $5 less on amazon right now.
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Yes, however, I recomend to purchase the piano together with the three pedal accessory (Yamaha LP7A Keyboard Foot Pedal Unit) that attaches to the stand and gives it stability.
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The package includes a plastic music stand that fits onto the digital piano.
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Yes. You may be able to find one cheaper, but this is a good piano for practice if you don't want to spend the money required to buy an actual acoustic piano. It has 88 keys and sounds terrific for a digital piano. I'm in the same boat as you - haven't used the electronic features at all; I just turn it on and play. It also has a headphone jack which is nice for playing when you don't want to disturb the rest of the house.
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I have a Yamaha PT-30. It's about 4 feet long and over one foot wide. It has standard size keys. It holds it securely.
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http://m.usa.yamaha.com/products/pianos-keyboards/digital-pianos/portable-grand/dgx-650-digital-piano.htmlSo your keyboard is 55"x5.75"x17.5"So I'd say that's a "no," even without the stand.I've no idea why that other reviewer is telling you about how his son's keyboard fits. Your keyboard is larger, and will not. Nice case, but there it is.
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I have a Novation 61 key midi controller just take a look at one and you'll see. The Yamaha stand itself adjusts to your keyboards lengthAnd you should be able to lay your keyboard on it's none slip rubber pads with no worries of it slipping or crashing to the floor
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First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through amazon.com First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through... » Read More First off you're asking about a Casio pedal being compatible with a Yamaha keyboard. The only way to know that is if one has both. I do not.What you should do is go out to the manufacture's web site http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalkeyboards/dgx_series/ypg-235/?mode=model#tab=product_lineuplook at the available accessories for the product you own to see what accessories are compatible with what you have. It lists the FC4 as a piano type sustain pedal for that keyboard, which does appear to be available to buy through amazon.com « Show Less
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Chris, I think the specs say. Just to let you know, it is not low enough for a Yamaha P series piano as far as I am concerned. The Yamaha is a real thick keyboard, as keyboards go, about 5-6 inches. Hope this helps.
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Hi there! I don't have the exact dimensions for this, what I can tell you is that it fits perfectly on my Yamaha P-95.Here is the link of the piano's dimensions. May be you can compare. So far its been an excelent cover for my piano.http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-P-95-Digital-Piano-Finish/dp/B007683NVC/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8
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The Stellar Labs 555-13830 is the best stand I personally will recommend to anyone. It's sturdy, adjustable in both height and width. No keyboard is too small or too big for it to bear the weight. The best you can ever get. Highly recommended!
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I have a Yamaha P155. Without having direct experience of the answer to your question, I guess Yamaha would most certainly honour their warranty, provided the reasons are legitimate.They are a reputable company and manufacture excellent products including the P155 which is amazing value for money. I would be interested to hear how you get on. Good luck. MF