Will it attach to the horizontal top of an upright piano that opens at the top? Or on the vertical of the piano (with only 2 inches of clearance
1992914
Would not work on horizontal lid, not enough rotation in the "elbow". It will swivel at the base and the head, reducing the overhang distance. The clamp fixture is probably limited to less than an inch. I would advise you look for a pedestal base.
1992915
my piano is a yamaha conservatory grand. I don't think it will work on an upright because the clamp woudn't open far enough. Before I got this I used a regular task type with a base that was free standing and adjustable. That would work for you. Good luck!
1992916
As stated in the other answers, this lamp will not work as proposed. The lamp is designed to connect to the music stand of a grand piano. One possibility would be to rest a piece of wood on the small "shelf" typically integrated into upright pianos,. You could then connect this lamp to the top of that piece of wood, as the back of a music stand. I'd suggest using felt stand offs to create a gap between the "new" stand and the front of the piano.
1992917
For full purchase, the screw attachments for the lamp require 1 3/4 inches of vertical clearance. So attaching it to a 2 inch vertical would put it near the edge.
1290108
I can not answer your question. We use it for electronic piano only - it's like any piano bench, but shorter.
2006595
Only if you put it on top of the piano (or at least on top of a stack of books).
1446472
It should attach to the narrow metal strip around the opening but there will be little if any overhang.
728170
J. Parker, I'm not sure. I own two and I don't use the uprights. I attached them and in my opinion it was more of an inconvenience. I hope this helps with your decision. JB
781737
Short answer: Putting the piano in front of an outlet would not be a problem at all. The piano looks best about an inch away from the wall anyways (not as appealing flush-up against it). Long answer: There is about 3/4" between back panel and the wall. If you have a base shoe moulding (at floor-wall juncture), then you would have 1 1/4th" at least. Also, the back panel you see is only a 1/4" thick panel material (and could easily be drilled, cut, etc. without compromising the piano at all), and it reaches 18 1/2" from the ground, leaving about 8" of clear space above that and below the key board console. It is a beautiful looking and playing piano. We have been much more than satisfied with it to say the least. Hope that is helpful.
1015004
19 3/4 inches floor to top of piano not including music rest which is detachable
1702590
No I am sorry it does not adjust. I bought extensions for it to get it higher. For piano I w ould buy the metal one it has several adjustments for height.
766916
We doubt that it can. Suggest checking with manufacturer. Good luck. Piano is great
1426299
yes !! just make sure the piano has the same connection. now if you to close to the piano ill make a loud noise so you have to be away from the piano to work!
382932
yes, it would hold a 2-inch 3-ring notebook or music book. The bottom is less than 2 inches wide, so a closed book would partly overhang the front edge. The rear kickstand creates a point of contact on the tabletop along with the rear edge of the base on which the music rests.
1872390
It opens at the top. If you stand it in its side it probably will stay in the position you put it in.
1862697
Yes it will fit. The top supports are 20" long, so they will stick out a bit either in front or behind. I have my P-105 all the way to the front of the supports-no problem with balance. Mine is set at 30" wide, so your piano will fit. It's very sturdy.
1278433
not completely sure i understand this gentelman's question but the metal clasp to the music back of the piano is approximately 5" in width.
381021
it doesn't cover a piano but you could put the piano legs on it so you could move the piano
53090
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.
995902
It would depend on what kind of ergonomic keyboard you have. If it is raised, maybe not. The keyboard drawer has three different levels you can use, the lowest giving you an additional 1 1/2".