Any idea of these would work for a Yamaha Clavinova CLP230? Looking for quieter piano practice! :)
245997
If you piano has a mini jack yes it would work. Even if it doesn't, a simple adapter would allow you to use these headphones.
245998
You should better get the audio technica ath-m50 instead. You will be happy. :)
1189081
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.
638976
Sadly, I sold my bike about a month before I bought these, so I haven't tested them in that environment. :^( However, I think these would work fine, plus these are great for any loud environment where you still need to hear people talk. Also, these would be good if you use a device like ScalaRider or Chatterbox. Earasers do have another product called "Peace and Quiet" that seem to block more sound and may be better for highway speeds on a motorcycle, though.
376675
Casio has different polarity than Yamaha. There are no name pedals that work with Yamaha no problem. Keep searching, is my opinion.
1717851
I'm not 100 percent sure I understand your question, but if I do, here is my experience with the model. They have tried to make the keys and their "action" as close to a real piano as possible. In "grand piano" mode, they work very much like a piano -- not like an organ. If you push them down faster/harder, the sound is louder, etc. Hope that helps.
880920
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
702429
They are touch sensitive. As a pianist, this suits me well at home when I am not able to play on a grand. You just have to get "used to" the touch difference. :)
381024
These should be perfect to prevent a piano from moving around if it has casters on the legs. The caster wheels have to be no longer than 2-1/4".
765492
I purchased this amp for a Yamaha Keyboard and it works great for that purpose. My husband also used his vocal mic. with this amp at the same time. We play with a small group of seniors. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
376676
I cannot say for certain, but I know that one of my friends bought a pedal for her Yamaha, which was from a different brand, and it did work. Have you thought of taking your keyboard to a store to try it out? I am not technically inclined myself.
1849959
Seems to work fine on my 76 key DGX230. Not quite like on a real piano, but pretty decent.
1189082
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.
2005025
I have an older huge Yamaha keyboard. Even if all the parts were in the box, it still would be too wimpy for my keyboard. I hope that helps.
504470
I hope this link will answer your question(s):http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/digitalpianos/p_series/p-255/?mode=model
755694
Ehhh. Plug it in and see what happens? I don't think you would hurt anything. It wouldn't work the way a piano's sustain pedal works, but maybe you'll like the way it sounds. Or not.
1598706
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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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.