And how does this cover a piano?
1658392
It's not for a piano retard it's for a car n mine didn't fit at all so I do not suggest buying it
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
121755
The only measurement that affects whether your piano will fit is the width of your piano (tip of piano key to the backside of the piano). If it is wider than rods in the picture, then you simply wouldn't be able to use the little nubs at the ends of each rod to prevent your keyboard from sliding off. I measured it just now. The upper rods that your keyboard would rest on are about 14 inches long. If your keyboard's width is equal or less than that, you're good to do.
512752
The piano will adjust the touch to a degree and compared with many other digital pianos it feels close to a regular piano. The piano does transpose and I used this feature a few times. However, if there is a way to know what key you are changing to, I haven't figured it out. The instruction manual is not thorough. As I said you can change the key but you have very little control as to what key.
774912
It is piano wire as in hard wire used in all sorts of applications. I supose it could be used for a note or two but I have no clue what note.
1238397
The bench has 3 height settings so it can go pretty low, probably yes to touching the ground. He will probably reach the keyboard but for sure will not be anywhere near a correct position to play piano. Maybe a better option is to leave the bench in a maximum height but to have an object near that he can place his feet on.
567005
i bought this piano for the exactly same reason as you did, and it served my purposes well. They keys are digitally weighted, like you play on an acoustic piano. well, the sound won't be as beautiful as an acoustic, as the wooden sound board and all those, you know. but it definitely gives you what you need. this is not a keyboard, not gonna give you those fancy beats, it's more like a piano. Also, what i like about digital piano is that you can play during the night with your headphones on, no need to worry about bothering neighbors. This was a huge plus for me, especially when i lived in an apartment. the piano also comes with a sheet music book with those classics, with the pre-recorded play in the piano. you may find the song you're practicing actually have a pro-version in there, which helps too. go enjoy.
1733474
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.
1761999
It's more tink tink than real piano, but good enough for twinkle twinkle little star and hot cross buns :)
1647329
Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck! Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using... » Read More Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck! « Show Less
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.
2167034
The piano isn't really true piano tuned. If you're asking if it is true tuned middle "c" then the answer is no. It's a toy not real piano sound.
549938
Hi Mary ... I don't know the exact size but I will figure you an example ... I g ot this for my Nana for Christmas and it is on her piano ... so I would say it is in comparison to about the length and width of a small piano bench .. I hope this helps you
774914
It is "music wire" and should be fine on a piano for the higher notes that do not have wrapped strings. It should also be fine for multiple string notes as long as the wire diameter is correct.
2266864
I am not certain, but I have had an issue with the sound of the piano as it fades out. The sound becomes very sharp no matter what "voice" I use. It is really irritating and I haven't gotten responses from Korg after several emails to them.
6669
The music stand is also the key board cover, which fold up to become the music stand. So, "in a way" it is attched to the piano neck.
259744
That's strange, from what I've read it has a heavy touch. I have the piano (but I'm not a pianist) and I'd say the touch is heavy. Either way, if you're concerned I'd recommend going to a local music shop and comparing the available models.