Will this fit the Yamaha P-255 Contemporary Digital Piano well?
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I am not familiar with this model but we use it for a Yamaha C-120 which is an older model with weighted keyboard, which I would assume is about maximum size.
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Not sure, check the measurements of your keyboard and compare with the covers measurements. The cover fit very well over a 76 key Yamaha model YPG-235 portable grand and the sheet music stand.
630400
I'm sure it will. Because there was more than enough to fit my piano. And the whole thing streches so it should fit any piano.
64999
Yes, it will. My piano, Casio Privia PX-350M's specification shows; 132.2(w) x 28.6 (D) x 13.5 (H) cm (52 1/16 x 11 1/4 x 5 5/16 inch). And my piano fits in with a lot of room (I can even cover music stand). This is made with really stretchy material.
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I think it will with no problem. I have the bag and another 76-key Yamaha keyboard and mine fits perfectly.
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My answer might not be very useful but here it is. You need to determine the size of your keyboard and then find a comparable case. When I bought this case, I chose it because it matched the dimensions of my existing keyboard. Another thing you could do is to get in touch with Yamaha and ask them if the have a hard case or soft case for it. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Yes. I have the 88 key piano and this stand works great. I am very pleased with this stand.
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Go to Yamaha's website and compare the P35's dimensions with the p95 or p105, since other users have said that those fit.
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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.
630394
It provides a generous fit for my 88-key casio. I am unfamiliar with a Korg.
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I have installed this with my Yamaha P-35, and it works fine. There is a bit of 'free play' before the screws are tighten, about 1/8 to 1/4 in. total of space that you can move the keyboard left-right in between the 2 metal brackets at the 2 ends, but this doesn't cause any trouble. Not sure if this is because the P95 is about 1/8+ in. longer than the P35, or maybe it's just extra space for calibration by design. These end brackets attach the piano to the stand; their screws holes are big enogh to allow for this adjustment, and once the screws are tighten, the piano is secured without any issue. These brackets are under the piano's frame, so the extra gaps are not noticeably visible, and the side pieces of the stand still fit the side ends of the P35 perfectly.
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Seems to work fine on my 76 key DGX230. Not quite like on a real piano, but pretty decent.
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I think so. But to make sure, look up the specs for a Yamaha P95. That's what I have and I have more than enough room with depth and width. Length was the big question. This bag was the only one that could fit length-wise. Hope this helps.
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My Yamaha EZ-20 fit without any modifications. From what I have read, the PSR 340 might be a European model keyboard, so not sure if that changes the type of stand needed.
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I think so...it fits a standard tenor bone, like my King 3B and my Yamaha YSL-691.Great case! Unless you're planning to ship your P-bone or check it at an airport, thismight be overkill.Tommy
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I don't have the specs on yamaha ypg535, but I have two different full size yamaha keyboards I use this carry bag with, and each fit in this bag, with room to spare.
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I don't have a Yamaha digital piano. However the standard plug size for keyboards is 1/4". The headphones come with a 1/4" adaptor that fits easily onto the 1/8" plug. Most headphones are 1/8" inch and most "studio" headphones come with that adapter. If you lose it you can get another at radioshack. I actually don't like the RH5MA as much as my Sony MDR-7506 Headphones, so they are sitting in the closet right now. To me the RH5MA sound bassy or sort of muffled in comparison. Have a nice day.