Are the top rubber stops adjustable? My dig. piano is narrow (depth), and I don't want it sitting on the metal in-between the top rubber stops.
1665647
Rubber stop are on corners of each end and metal between stops is 13", however,stops can be moved for depth desired. Stops are adjustable and a very sturdy stand. I'm extremely pleased. Better than any I saw in any store.
1779262
As others have said, the keys are full size. They're plastic and feel more like a low-end portable organ than a piano-- i.e., they aren't weighted or semi-weighted, and feel a little "springy" as you're playing. I'm used to playing this type of keyboard, so it doesn't bother me, but people who are more used to a piano keyboard may need to adjust to them a bit. There are 4 touch sensitivity settings, so you can set it to three levels of touch sensitivity (low, medium, or high) or turn the touch sensitivity off entirely (the fourth setting).
1484528
It may need to be tightened, there are screws on the side. Mine was actually missing but it has worked out ok. That is all the advise I can give you and you can walk into a music store to check it out before returning.
781737
Short answer: Putting the piano in front of an outlet would not be a problem at all. The piano looks best about an inch away from the wall anyways (not as appealing flush-up against it). Long answer: There is about 3/4" between back panel and the wall. If you have a base shoe moulding (at floor-wall juncture), then you would have 1 1/4th" at least. Also, the back panel you see is only a 1/4" thick panel material (and could easily be drilled, cut, etc. without compromising the piano at all), and it reaches 18 1/2" from the ground, leaving about 8" of clear space above that and below the key board console. It is a beautiful looking and playing piano. We have been much more than satisfied with it to say the least. Hope that is helpful.
1518688
Sorry. I bought this as a gift for my sister. I know she put one of the grand piano sets in it and it seemed to have a comfortable amount of space around it. Hope that helps somewhat.
2098327
i believe your concern is if the music stand is too thin. It isn't. The way the clips are designed, it actually clenches like claws. it'll even clinch a piece of tissue paper. and just in case anyone wants to know, the range is from 0 to maybe 5/8 inches.
2167419
From the floor to the bottom of the keyboard where it rests on the stand is 24". From the floor to the top of the piano keys is 28.5". I am 5' 3" and sit on a chair with seat height of 18.5" at the keyboard and have no problems. I could see someone tall might have difficulty with fitting under the keyboard on the stand comfortably. Hope this helps.
1555322
It fits my 52" yamaha 88 key portable. Note: The stand will not go low enough to sit like you would at a piano, at least not with my keyboard, which is 6" thick. On the other hand, I am 5'2". If you want to stand and play, no problem, I suppose.
2128021
Yeah, I just extended it all the way, and you can raise the bottom edge (where you would rest your music) up to 48". You can lay the top horizontally (in fact, it'll flip 180 degrees), and with the knob you can get it to hold pretty tight. I'm not using it professionally, so I can't say to what degree it would hold up when it's regularly being used/abused as it's being broken down on a regular basis. I mostly have had it in one position since I got it.
1370542
That is what I would do. It is tight to prevent the support arm from moving, and thus falling over. I had no reason to adjust it, as it works well on top of my piano.
1435903
Possibly a bit narrower. I can't say for sure but a friend with a piano thought the keys on my keyboard were more narrow.
1862697
Yes it will fit. The top supports are 20" long, so they will stick out a bit either in front or behind. I have my P-105 all the way to the front of the supports-no problem with balance. Mine is set at 30" wide, so your piano will fit. It's very sturdy.
1406360
About an inch above privia emblem you'll notice a gap approx 1/3" wide (running length of keyboard), which your fingers can fit in and pull out. You'll also notice grooves on either end of the piano that the cover will stay in as it pulls out. Hope this helps
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.
160830
No, unfortunately. You could use a music stand on the top keyboard, but not on the lower one. I had the same question initially. I'm not sure of any 2 tier stand that would allow you to use a music stand on a lower keyboard with an upper keyboard. The stand itself is very secure and I have no complaints with it. I hope this helps...
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".
2244059
I do not know. It's a sturdy/strong stand..but unfortunately it's higher than Standard Piano height..which is a pain because I don't stand to play...I use a piano bench. (The lowest setting on it is about 3 to 4 inches higher than standard piano height) I had to end up buying a taller/adjustable stool.