Can the direction of the lower lamp be redirected for someone playing the piano instead of reading in a chair?
1283829
The smaller lamp is quite stationery as far as the "stem" attached to the main lamp. The glass seems to be on a pivot of some sort but I wouldn't push it too far for fear of breaking the glass. The glass on this lamp is rather fragile and breaks easily. I broke the top glass and had to wait almost a year for another one to be shipped to me.This lamp is made in China, I believe.
1283830
The lower lamp only swivels from the point that is close to where the glass is attached. It has very little movement. I would say it would not be good for that purpose.
93585
At the bottom left, there is a sliding knob that can easily be pushed from side to side to lower or raise the volume. It does not take much manual dexterity to operate.
2040494
This lamp must be clamped on to the thin piece of wood ( music stand) part of a grand piano. It does not have a base, meaning, it doesn't stand up alone....
1600926
It can be done. Take the keyboard off first and turn the panel over. It might be awkward to hold the case but you can read in this position
1079639
Yes, if you unscrewed the magnifier mounting post from the right side and repositioned it on the left. This should be quite easy to do.
815115
I had the same issue - a little light behind me works or try pulling the piano light toward you a bit
1774235
No it does not. And if you need it to sit higher you can set the lamp on a block or books. I love mine. I can angle the light just right over my piano music. I have a spinnet type piano.
889042
Yes the lamp is capable to rotate the lower part, at the same time that you can move it up and down. The upper part can be parallel to the lower part when going down, when going up the maximum rotation is 45 degrees from the base (not completely parallel).
549987
Yes. There is an outlet on the lamp that would allow you to do that. It comes with an extra cord.
2174055
I don't think there is any way to do that. The remote is either on or off, and the amount of light is whatever your lamp is set on.Gary
2066038
The two small lights do move up and down but have limited right left movement. You can turn the lamp to direct the small lights for reading.
518446
I have the lamp by my sofa where I read at night. So, for me, the answer is "yes." Choose a light bulb of a wattage that works for you, and then the lamp gives you a lot of flexibility as to how to position it.
212305
Hi....Unfortunately, because of the metal loop at the top of the lamp you are unable to interchange it as it is part of the body of the lamp. I purchased it for a small room in our house for the grandchildren and for the night stand and it works great. Not to bright. Well worth the money especially if you should loose power.
1777363
I can't answer the question with 100% certainty since it is installed at another property that is out of state, but I will say that it can be redirected easily and, I believe, in many directions due to the flexible arm that holds the lamp. We use it as a spotlight to light a walkway and were able to point it in exactly the right spot.
298027
No, this lamp is designed strictly for use on a grand piano. It clamps over the music stand so it has no base on which to sit.
1215096
Yes indeed! There is a brightness setting (which is easily accessible via drop down menu) that lets you adjust to accommodate any lighting condition. I read during my lunch hour, and I can read just as easily outside as I can in the lounge.
637754
Hello - I believe the piano just sits on the top. I couldn't find a way to fix it to the tand.