With a 1/2 standup piano that is 75 years old. Wonder if19" Adj LED Grand Piano Lamp will work. need pics in use on different pianos. Other recon?
2040493
The light slips over and clamps to the top of the sheet music holder. I don't see why it would not work on an upright as the clamp is adjustable to fit over most holders and has nothing that would touch the the piano itself.
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....
1756316
We had the same problem - it doesn't work at all. Finally just used an old violin music stand behind the piano and adjusted it to hold the music at the piano players height. Not beautiful, but it works.
43141
10ish inches. I wanted a small lamp to set on top of the piano (which, on rare occasions we play) and it works great!
675542
My lamp is older, and I had to screw it in. It looks great. Here's a pic: http://i.imgur.com/Ia5wmYX.jpg
204138
Type "turntable display rotating base" into Amazon search and it will return a lot of different choices. I used those led light stand for my ultraman figures as well as the laser crystals. Hope I answer your question.
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Michael M. I don't know what you are doing but I have several of these and never have an issue. Granted they are not the best quality but no reason for dimmer not to work with them. Do make sure the LED bulbs are dimmable, if they are not you will get a strobe light effect.
26662
Should do - the dimensions are very close to standard lamps that haven't changed for decades. I had to adjust the holding collars on three out of the ten that I did. HTH, Allan
1889331
As long as you old switch has the same number of leads on each side it should work. My lamp is an antique with three bulbs. The switch worked great for me.
1992915
my piano is a yamaha conservatory grand. I don't think it will work on an upright because the clamp woudn't open far enough. Before I got this I used a regular task type with a base that was free standing and adjustable. That would work for you. Good luck!
933109
That should work. It is a generic MIDI adapter, and the hardware emulates a more popular brand name controller that most lighting software should have support for
1619761
I looked up the Lowery stand and I am assuming that you have the light bracket. Notice that the switch is in the base, so you would have to rewire the lamp if you removed the base. This lamp also has a 5-watt bulb that is (was?) only available from OTTlite for about $30 with shipping.A Swing Arm type lamp will fit your bracket, have the switch in the right place and you can choose your bulb strength and type. If you don't want a swing arm lamp, then look for one with the switch at the top and not in the base, and realize that you will likely have to cut off the plug to thread it through the bracket, then wire in a replacement plug. I looked up the Lowery stand and I am assuming that you have the light bracket. Notice that the switch is in the base, so you would have to rewire the lamp if you removed the base. This lamp also has a 5-watt bulb that is (was?) only available from OTTlite for about $30 with shipping.A Swing Arm type lamp will fit your bracket, have the switch in the right place and you can choose your bulb strength and type. If you don't want a swing arm lamp, then look for one with the switch at the top and not in the base, and realize that you will likely have to cut off the plug to thread it... » Read More I looked up the Lowery stand and I am assuming that you have the light bracket. Notice that the switch is in the base, so you would have to rewire the lamp if you removed the base. This lamp also has a 5-watt bulb that is (was?) only available from OTTlite for about $30 with shipping.A Swing Arm type lamp will fit your bracket, have the switch in the right place and you can choose your bulb strength and type. If you don't want a swing arm lamp, then look for one with the switch at the top and not in the base, and realize that you will likely have to cut off the plug to thread it through the bracket, then wire in a replacement plug. « Show Less
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Is it fixed? Bit of a typo on your question I think you missed the "d". If that is what you meant it does unscrew at the base of the sphere, however I have tuned 3 pianos from a 1923 baby grand Brambach to a 1963 Cable upright and it has work great on all of them. It's got a star shaped slot that is quasi-universal. It does telescope as well however if THATS what you meant. Hope I didn't sound too pretentious and I could help. The kit overall is great quality. The best for the money that I could find. If you are just starting out the only other thing you may want is a couple more wedge mutes (although they aren't really all that necessary). And a good book. "Piano Servicing, Tuning, and Rebuilding" by Arthur A. Reblitz is a fantastic resource with just about everything you need to know, then some. There are also great practice exercises for the beginning tuner.
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it comes with a bulb lengh is 2 1/2 and the head is 1 3/4 wide. don't know if you can fit a larger bulb. i play keyboard and i use this lamp and use xcsource rgb led bulb changes color with a remote. works great, but you need an adaptor to change e-17 to e14 base you can find both on amazon or ebay. adapters come from china so delivery is slow.
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Its sufficiently light weight (pardon the pun) to attach to a music book or the support for the music sheet so I see no reason why it couldn't be used to light up sheet music. If your intent was to light up the keys then you'll need perhaps have multiple units.
200625
The lamp is on the piano at my church, but the shade is the full width/length of the lamp. It works well for my purpose.
200627
The shade is 9 5/8 inches long, and 2 inches wide, just wide enough to hold one "sausage" bulb. This lamp is the standard "piano lamp" format; you may have seen the brass ones that were available years ago. There are longer lamps made, but I liked this style; reminds me of my younger days! If you google "piano lamps" you'll find more styles, etc. Good luck!
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I'm not 100 percent sure! It depends on the piano style and how much light you want. I think that I could use it on a typical Upright piano. There definitely would be enough light for me. So I guess that my answer would be yes. It really is a very nice light that directs the light to exactly where you want it. It is nice and bright without being glaring! Hope this helps you.