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 have a Yamaha YPG-235 Keyboard set up on the World Tour Double X Keyboard Stand. In my experience, it provides a very stable platform for the keyboard. The keyboard does not have "depressions" to secure it on the cross bars, but it does not tend to move around at all. We have the keyboard and stand set against a wall where it will not be easily knocked over, and it works well for us. However, I would not recommend placing the keyboard and stand in the center of a room where an active 7-year-old might tend to upset it. I have found the World Tour Double X to be one of the best stands for the YPG-235. I have a Yamaha YPG-235 Keyboard set up on the World Tour Double X Keyboard Stand. In my experience, it provides a very stable platform for the keyboard. The keyboard does not have "depressions" to secure it on the cross bars, but it does not tend to move around at all. We have the keyboard and stand set against a wall where it will not be easily knocked over, and it works well for us. However, I would not recommend placing the keyboard and stand in the center of a room where an active 7-year-old might tend to upset it. I have found the World Tour Double X to be one of the best... » Read More I have a Yamaha YPG-235 Keyboard set up on the World Tour Double X Keyboard Stand. In my experience, it provides a very stable platform for the keyboard. The keyboard does not have "depressions" to secure it on the cross bars, but it does not tend to move around at all. We have the keyboard and stand set against a wall where it will not be easily knocked over, and it works well for us. However, I would not recommend placing the keyboard and stand in the center of a room where an active 7-year-old might tend to upset it. I have found the World Tour Double X to be one of the best stands for the YPG-235. « Show Less
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it is a fantastic bike with some cons..... the bike runs good and holds a good charge. The couple cons are the only button on it plays a funny song; it doesn't sound like a motorcycle. The other con is it did not hold up to my sons demeanor. What I mean by that is my son "PLAYS" with his toys, he is hard on them and it broke at the neck of the front end. I actually snapped right in two. He was riding it and trying to pop wheelies and snapped it. My son and his cousins played on it for eight months before it broke. The heaviest kid we had on it was around the 100 pound mark and it did fine that way. it is a fantastic bike with some cons..... the bike runs good and holds a good charge. The couple cons are the only button on it plays a funny song; it doesn't sound like a motorcycle. The other con is it did not hold up to my sons demeanor. What I mean by that is my son "PLAYS" with his toys, he is hard on them and it broke at the neck of the front end. I actually snapped right in two. He was riding it and trying to pop wheelies and snapped it. My son and his cousins played on it for eight months before it broke. The heaviest kid we had on it was around the 100 pound mark and it... » Read More it is a fantastic bike with some cons..... the bike runs good and holds a good charge. The couple cons are the only button on it plays a funny song; it doesn't sound like a motorcycle. The other con is it did not hold up to my sons demeanor. What I mean by that is my son "PLAYS" with his toys, he is hard on them and it broke at the neck of the front end. I actually snapped right in two. He was riding it and trying to pop wheelies and snapped it. My son and his cousins played on it for eight months before it broke. The heaviest kid we had on it was around the 100 pound mark and it did fine that way. « Show Less
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Really can't answer that. I have a Yamaha (little vibration). The only problem after 8 months is that the chrome is beginning to flake and once blew a fuse. I was really laying on the horn.
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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 would say no, my 8 yr old is very responsible but accidents happen, she dropped it and it bent to a point it could no longer be used. I ended up having to rent one through a local music store. So it was a waste of money.
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I have had two total trolleys, and I am satisfied with both of them. I moved some rather large platforms at our church during renovation of our Santuary, and overloaded the trolley in its flat position with approximately 750 lbs., damaging 1 wheel when going over a threshold at an angle. I've moved an upright piano on it successfully several times. It claims 800 lbs. maximum in the flat position, and if it were being used on a totally flat surface, that would probably work. I've used my new one as a hand truck, step stool, and 350 lbs. dolly with the upright handle, fully loaded. They are very serviceable.
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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.
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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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Hello, I can't answer this, as I haven't tried the Yamaha 730 Series before buying. I juts came online and read some reviews, of a product that fit my budget and was a smaller instrument that had easy delivery. I'd suggest going to a local music store to try out the yamaha, and this ovation if they have it. Most larger cities will have a store that offers a pretty good selection. Good luck.
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I personally have not done an in depth comparison. I assumed that since pearl is a popular brand name, I should go with it. I would have chosen Yamaha if the price was right and I could see that it had the actual snare drum. The fact that my kid is happy with it and it has everything he needs for his class was all I needed. Again, it was mostly a good name for a good price with me.
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My Yamaha YPG-235 76 Key Portable Grand Piano fits with plenty of room. This is bag is very padded and structured. It is soft but the corners are reinforced and it stands up beautifully. It's like a suitcase for the keyboard. Very nice. Hope this helps.
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Had a problem with my Cordoba C3 with the bridge coming off the body for no reason. With that said, it plays and sounds very good for the price. I am always impressed with the quality of the Yamaha classicals. If I were going to buy again at that price point I would go with the Yamaha.
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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 think that you can I'm not sure. This is really a kids keyboard because it doesn't really sound authentic like a Yamaha would sound. It's like a karaoke keyboard.
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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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Sorry, I cannot answer this question because I do not own a Yamaha YPG-235 board.
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dear Sir,we asked and read tons of reviews before we bought the Yamaha, which is for our son, who was 8 at that time. His piano teacher recommended better this brand, from her experience. the piano sounds great and my son enjoys playing it. hope this helps.