It says its adjustable but from what to what? How narrow to how wide? How low to how tall? and how deep from the wall? I have a 27" long x 9" deep 49keys eMedia starter piano for 7y.o.
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I'm out of town on business and will be home on Thursday. I will be happy to take some measurements and let you know then.Chris Camac
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Kariliza,This may not be much help, but at least you'll have the length sizes:http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/accessories/kb-stands/pkbz1/?mode=modelThere's also a place to enter your zip code to find a dealer near you that may have all the information.
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Kariliza, This may not be much help, but at least you'll have the length sizes: http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/accessories/kb-stands/pkbz1/?mode=model There's also a place to enter your zip code to find a dealer near you that may have all the information.
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This stand adjusts from 24" to 36" high and 24" to 36" wide and will go up to a wall. It seems very stable and works well. I'm pleased with it. Chris, Wilmington, NC
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Your best bet is to use a 1/4" piece of plywood cut to fit on the tier, then put the small keyboard on that, so that your overall stand width isn't at the minimum. The narrowest you can set the whole unit is about 22" (outside to outside.)
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A patient asked their surgeon "will I be able to play the piano after my operation?"The surgeon replied "that depends. Can you play the piano now?"There are instructions and templates. You need tools (ladder, drill, screwdrivers, ruler). It didn't work for me with the template measurements. I had to adjust things. If you are fairly handy with doors and locks, no sweat. If you are patient and willing to take time, probably. Otherwise, hire a handyman.
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This piano is probably too small for an 8 year old, but it has so many features that it might be alright for an 8 year old, especially if that child loves music. (Might have to sit on the floor to play it) I brought this for a 2 year old, who was really too young for this type piano because he has yet to comprehend all the feature that this piano has but he will grow into it.C
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I have mine set up 32" apart (not sure if this it the max width). The second tier's arms are 16" deep. I have a heavy keyboard on the lower tier and a 5-ft long MalletKat on the upper tier. Very sturdy for my use.
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Are you interested in bench height or arm height (or both). We ordered two and had to return one since piano hinge connecting top to bottom came loose due to screws being pulled (or stressed) from particle board frame rail. Also, the seat is very firm. Still, the one we kept serves it's purpose.
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You can tune it to any A from 349 to 499, you can also tune in different temperaments. This enables you to tune a piano in the pitch it is before rising the tuning during some weeks of adjustmet
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THIMC -I am very satisfied with purchase. Easy assembly and sturdy once assembled. Great for small spaces. The keyboard try extends about 9 in from the edge of the desk top. Because I did not have an actual tape measure I used an 8x11 piece of paper and lined it up against the edge of desk to and extended the keyboard try. It does not have a lock but because of he construction I does not move while using it. Kind of held in place by the rubber guards. Hope this helps
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I can not answer your question. We use it for electronic piano only - it's like any piano bench, but shorter.
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This is a great piano, for sure, but it may be a bit more than what you need if you are looking for an instrument on which to learn. I would suggest starting with a slightly less expensive "starter" keyboard, one with touch sensitivity, and then "graduating" to this instrument a bit later once you know that you are a budding pianist! :) Hope that helps!
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Unlike the other answer I gave a little liberty to the measurements which I think you will have to do in order to accommodate this in a small place. I show it 54 & 1/2 inch length, width 17", and Height 32 & 1/2. Very close to a spinet piano measurements which is the smallest piano. 88 keys
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I do not know exactly. But, I can press it down 1/2" with my finger. Not as cushy as the artist benches usually found for pianos. I think it is comfortable enough.
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My unit is about 11 x 24". It adjusts upwards and downwards so that you can position it several levels. You can keep it down low, just above your knees, or ratchet it up to a level more closely parallel to the desk top. Make sure that the desk you are going to screw this on to can facilitate the depth of a decent size screw as this unit is pretty heavy and requires about 8 screws to attach it to the underside of the desk.
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Hi David,I like this stand very much. It's light weight, no tools needed to set up or break down, and my piano stays put even when I play with a heavy hand. I have a Yamaha P-35. 88 keys. 52 3/16 (L) x 11 5/8 (D) x 6 1/16 (H) WEIGHT 25.6 LBS. I hope this was helpful.Judy T.
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My keyboard shelf is about 23.5" wide and 13" deep. The height I've set mine to (clearance from work surface to under-desk surface using the adjustable bracket holes - for the keyboard) is 1.5", but there were several holes to choose from, so I think it can be set to allow for a little thicker keyboard... maybe another .5" (but there isn't enough room for me to see under my desk to look at the brackets).Hope this helps!
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That is what I would do. It is tight to prevent the support arm from moving, and thus falling over. I had no reason to adjust it, as it works well on top of my piano.
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White key length = 3 1/8"Yes, narrower than full size.Space below black keys = 1 1/4"White keys width = 3/4"Black key width = 3/8"My Granddaughter, an accomplished 11 year old pianist, has been playing this for fun for a couple of years with Garage Band and says she has no trouble moving from this to her full sized piano.