Can the keyboard be separated from the stand? Is there a sustain pedal jack or do you have to use the three pedals on the stand?
1982955
Yes the keyboard comes separated from the stand and can be separated later for transport but it cannot sit on a table without some sort of support as the bottom is not flat. There is no sustain peddle jack. It is just an electrical plug-in from the wires going to the 3 pedals. I have seen sustain jacks on other keyboards and this is not one of them.
1982956
It can be but it's designed to be used with the stand. You will have to use the sustain pedals. There is no jack, but you might be able to rig something up. It's best used the way it is.
1202550
Yes, you can separate them and use them apart from one another. However the stand is built into the keyboard case. I've used the keyboard to type and have propped the IPad up nearby.
827807
It has legs that screw into the keyboard, much better than a stand. I ordered a pedal, then had to return it, the keyboard came with one...great keyboard, we love it.
1901700
This is super unstable. I'm a classic piano player. You can't hit the keyboard hard while playing. I can't recommend this. You should choose stand made by keyboard producer. I bought Yamaha stand after I found this can't be used even for basic use.
160830
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...
675692
The keyboard did not come with stand or headphones. I ordered the stand seperately.
1452677
I would consider the Yamaha L85 which is wooden legs that bolt on. This is the only stand I know of that physically attaches to the keyboard versus having the keyboard rest on it. Best, Andy's Music
2278844
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!
1737075
Yes you can plug in a sustain pedal. Just be warned, the sustain doesn't last as long as you'd like it to on this keyboard. Still it is a great keyboard and I love to sound quality and voice features.
79239
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.
1262244
There is a sustain pedal included with the keyboard, if using a headphone you will need a 1/4 inch adaptor to plug into the rear. I would suggest you get a dust cover for the keyboard, hope this helps.
353712
Yes, it comes with a pedal but, at least in my case, it was not a piano-type pedal so I bought that separately. Moreover, be aware that Yamaha pianos have a polarity the reverse of at least some other pianos, so you either need to get a Yamaha pedal or a pedal with polarity control. I also agree that you want a strong stand as this is a heavy instrument. And also yes I still play it all the time and love it.
1519851
This same keyboard (PX-130) is about $550 WITH the stand and pedals at Best Buy. You can also find a 10% off coupon online if you look, making it about $495+tax if bought in store. I'm not sure why amazon's pricing is so far off. I would recommend this set up with stand and pedals.
965409
No the stand does not fit the keyboard at all. That is the only drawback and I forgot to mention that in my comment.
1910332
The keyboard can not be separated for this particular model. I am able to rest the Ipad on the keyboard to use it without the keyboard.
616227
Yes, it have it, I purchased this sustain pedal, and works fine with the keyboard Yamaha FC4 Piano Style Sustain Pedal: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002F52EW
1625366
I can't answer that specifically, but I went with the phrase "The SP-2 is a universal sustain pedal with polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards." I tried it and it works perfectly. Just plug it in. It really is so much nicer than the clunky one that came with the piano.