How well does this work with Yamaha YPG 235? Looking for something sturdy for 7 year old; will be in a high traffic area.
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This will hold a full heavy keyboard and is not flimsy so it should do the job.
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I believe it is identical and much better priced than the Yamaha at $121. I paid $73 on Amazon for the Yamaha unit (which works well) back in Nov 2014. Go with the Power Fit unit instead.
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I bought this for my 5year old grandson as a Christmas gift. He's still "performing" and having fun with it. I'd say yes, a 7 year old would like it. My grandson uses his when he plays his drums and sings or if he's just entertaining the family. Great memory maker.
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I am using with my Yamaha DTX500 and it works brilliantly. No problems at all.
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Mine are outside under a covered deck so I can't attest to how they would hold up otherwise. That said some of the reviews on Amazon are from people who have installed them in unprotected outdoor areas with no problems. Yamaha states they are designed for use in exposed outdoor areas. For the price I would risk it. I truly believe they would be OK. Hope this helps. Carl
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I purchased one for my 2 year old grandson and he loves it. Only my opinion, but I would say that your son may be a bit tall for this balance bike. YBIKE does make the Extreme for older kids that may be a better option.
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I bought this for my 11 year old grand daughter and 7 year old grandson for Christmas with a Yamaha keyboard. It is very sturdy and has held up to two very active kids. The keyboard does not just sit on top of it like other cheaper stands, it is attached. Very happy with this purchase.
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Hi M. Stewart,I own a G9126 and even that it is a small beautiful guitar the neck is almost as wide as a regular size guitar. I think the space between frets and strings will be to big for a small hands kid. The Cordoba guilele and Yamaha gitalele will be more suitable for your kid (because of the thinner neck they have), they are both cheaper on price and quality but not that much on sound. The Yamaha comes in different colors.....you can also check smallguitars.com
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this unit isn't set up for that you would need the 7.1 setup mentioned in the other posts. i can speak for the quality of sound however and i would reccomend yamaha they sell a very nice and affordable 7.1 unit on amazon i believe for around $350 good luck
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Well i owned it for maybe four days and used it maybe 8 hours total. On the fourth day the hi-hat completely stopped working and i could hear the snare becoming less audible. I ended up returning it and goin with the yamaha dtx 400 kit. The pads are a bit smaller but as soon as you recieve you can tell that they're much more durable than the alesis. I've had it about a month now, no problems. The dtx is also better to accommodate people of different sizes. Plenty area to adjust pads to your liking because I'm pretty tall and I sit a lot more comfortably with the height of the dtx as apposed to alesis. I saw several different bundles of the dtx on amazon. Most right around 500. Great buy for the price! Well i owned it for maybe four days and used it maybe 8 hours total. On the fourth day the hi-hat completely stopped working and i could hear the snare becoming less audible. I ended up returning it and goin with the yamaha dtx 400 kit. The pads are a bit smaller but as soon as you recieve you can tell that they're much more durable than the alesis. I've had it about a month now, no problems. The dtx is also better to accommodate people of different sizes. Plenty area to adjust pads to your liking because I'm pretty tall and I sit a lot more comfortably with the height of the dtx as apposed... » Read More Well i owned it for maybe four days and used it maybe 8 hours total. On the fourth day the hi-hat completely stopped working and i could hear the snare becoming less audible. I ended up returning it and goin with the yamaha dtx 400 kit. The pads are a bit smaller but as soon as you recieve you can tell that they're much more durable than the alesis. I've had it about a month now, no problems. The dtx is also better to accommodate people of different sizes. Plenty area to adjust pads to your liking because I'm pretty tall and I sit a lot more comfortably with the height of the dtx as apposed to alesis. I saw several different bundles of the dtx on amazon. Most right around 500. Great buy for the price! « Show Less
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Originally I used a snare stand (not recommended),it wouldn't sit still.You have to get the mount for the back of the unit,various prices available.I found a straight bar w/clamp on top that fits in an old pearl cymbal stand for about $40.Depending on what your mounting it to,your looking at another $50 to $100 in purchases.I found it well worth it.
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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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Haven't used a Yamaha in a long time. In general I think Mackies are priced higher with fewer features but I won't buy anything else. Mackie makes a great and reliable product, it's hard to go wrong unless you need more features for the dollar.
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Yes, this power supply Yamaha PA150MM is perfectly compatible with the YPG 235 keyboard.
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I ask the same question to the Yamaha Store here in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. They don't have hard cases for this model.
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I would buy a bigger amplifier and continue using the pre-amp in your Yamaha. There are a lot of bells and whistles you'd be giving up by not using the pre-amp in your Yamaha. I'd call Emotiva directly and get recommendations from them. They are very good people and build superb equipment.
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I've had one for over a year. It has been to bluegrass festivals, in the hot weather, stuff in the back of a car, and played a lot by a 7 yr old. No issue with the bridge. Very well built and nice sound to boot.