Will it extend to the range of a piano?
1950610
I've not tried it but the description says, "This compact chromatic tuner supports a broad range of C1 (32.70 Hz)-C8 (4186.01 Hz), allowing speedy and high-precision tuning of wind, string, keyboard, and other instruments" so I'd think so. I have 3 for guitars and they work great for that (2 are the newer CA-1 model, which is almost the same).
1475169
If it is on a stand (as opposed to the cabinet-type that is more like a real piano) it should work fine. If you have the cabinet-type, I don't know if it would have anything on the ends to keep it in place.
2267640
It might be a bit tighter than, say, sharing a piano, but I think it would work. It would be more a matter of how wide your keyboard is.
1297227
I don't know cause I returned the product after trying out and I was not satisfied with the volume of piano tone when played with the rhythm
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.
64999
Yes, it will. My piano, Casio Privia PX-350M's specification shows; 132.2(w) x 28.6 (D) x 13.5 (H) cm (52 1/16 x 11 1/4 x 5 5/16 inch). And my piano fits in with a lot of room (I can even cover music stand). This is made with really stretchy material.
459430
I just checked mine, and it opens to slightly more than three quarters of an inch so it should fit your music stand without a problem. The in interior of the clip is lined with a soft rubber substance that should keep it from scarring your piano.
383893
I don't know for sure, as I said, I use it to slide a pretty heavy treadmill on carpet. However, the spongy grips would hold a piano's legs well, I think. In my opinion, it would be worth trying, but be careful that you are sliding it slowly and check and make sure the legs are staying on the pads.
1312369
Yes - all 3 options are available - 1) Pedal only , 2) Electric only , 3) Pedal and electric combined (it will extend distance range)
2263368
I believe the clip part of it would open up enough to clip on the music rack of a grand piano. As for spinet/studio pianos...don't think you would have aaa place to mount the light to...BUT, if that is the piano style you have, you could buy a small piece of ply would that is 1/4 inch thick to clip the light to...obviously the board should be as large or larger than the height of the sheet music/music books you play from.
1852499
It doesn't have a midi input, but if your piano has a 1/8" output the amp should work fine.
1433171
the base will widen out from 12" to 30" depending on how low you want the piano. The legs itself are 14" that hold the instrument and sit on the floor. I don't like how hard it is to push the button to change how low you want the piano to set it will only go one hole at a time.
1703270
Yes it will! That's exactly what I'm using for and it works okay but acceptable range is around or less than 10ft - after that it's breaking the sound.
507814
Yes, I believe it would. I tried it out on my grand piano. The geometry is such that only half of the illumination arm was over the music, but that was adequate. I believe use on an upright may be even better
312438
Sorry, but I cannot answer your inquiry about this unit as a vocal tuner, although tones are tones and it should work. It is an excellent tool for piano tuning, does a very pleasing job for my Yamaha upright.
774915
I don't see why this wouldn't work for pianos, because it's strength well exceeds the 33,000 psi pressure that is put on the piano harp itself. I am a piano technician and I think i will try this to save money. I read the specs and they match and exceed the same wire bought at higher prices calling themselves "piano/music wire". It's all made pretty much the same, the only difference would be the carbon and strength amounts. This one seems to be like it will work just fine. I will try it and update later.
9029
Not sure what to say. My initial reaction would be that's it's too high. I don't see it working with an upright. If you're talking about a keyboard or a grand then perhaps. Take into account the size of the base. I would think it would be too bright. It's an excellent light. I use them constantly. But I don't think I would buy it to use with a piano. Sorry I can't be more definite. Does Softech have a website that could offer more info?