Where do you plug in the cord? Behind the piano or beside it? Is there any space behind the piano to accommodate a plug sticking out from the wall
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We plug in behind the piano into a wall plug. I believe there is enough space, but I think it depends on your plug. We have enough space with ours. Thanks.
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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.
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It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
1064626
I think you have to make sure that it is plugged in somewhere underneath the piano . Its not very loud and it pops out so easy from under there. My son did not care after awhile he just keep singing and entertaining us,lol.
637754
Hello - I believe the piano just sits on the top. I couldn't find a way to fix it to the tand.
939499
The cord is located on the right lower bar and if you know how I'm sure you can cut the plug off and replace with another one. Ours is plugged straight into the wall, has a three-prong plug.
916139
If I remember correctly, it's under each battery operated "thing"....so, if you look under the piano, you'll see a compartment there. I think you can remove the the whole keyboard. My youngest is now 4, so we sold ours 2 years ago! Loved it though. :)
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.
485383
mine came with a cord to plug it into the wall. It's a great keyboard. We use it daily.
1131601
The power cord does come with it. But I returned the piano I ordered back too Amazon. Sounded terrible for the price. It took me 2 months to finally have the Amazon call center to track the piano down and give me credit. So my advise is if you can find this at a local music store.....buy it there and price match.
1262244
There is a sustain pedal included with the keyboard, if using a headphone you will need a 1/4 inch adaptor to plug into the rear. I would suggest you get a dust cover for the keyboard, hope this helps.
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It isn't necessary. It gets its power from the usb, which is plugged into a computer. It is possible to buy a universal adapter if you want it to stand alone, but I can't conceive why you would. It is a midi controller, not a piano.
828608
It is in the back of the piano, where the other connectors are for the current, pedal and audio out, etc.
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To your first question: The cord on mine is about 34 inches. Also the plug is like a stereo headphone plug, but even smaller. It is probably a standard size of some sort, but I don't know what's it's called. Anyway, one can probably find an extension cable that would fit it. Anyone else know for sure?To your second question: It doesn't have any legs or feet of its own, so you'll have to transport it by carrying it.
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Ok, really late on this sorry. I took pictures but could not upload them. So, not a lot of room on either side of this thing. You can barely squeeze in a regular plug next to it but it's possible. Anything other then a regular sized plug, nope. For me this has come in handy and even though it's a bit wide, it works great.
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Ours has been fine but hasn't been used too much. I'd call Yamaha and/or an instrument repair shop to see about fixing what likely is a minor internal electrical issue (loose wire, burnt chip, cheap stuff). It has the most genuine and beautiful piano action I, and my mom's best friend concert pianist of 50 years, ever have experienced on an electric. It's the action from a real acoustic Yamaha piano that uses electric amplification. About as pure as it gets. Take it in and fix it - cost depending of course - it's too fine an instrument to trash. Good luck, Steve
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Behind the speaker is a slot where you need to place a screw from the wall onto the slot the screw should extend about half and inch fr I'm the wall the screw should act as an anchor to hold the speaker into the slot
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i am able to have the cord go against the wall. it is black so they really have not messed with it that i can see.
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Dave: Neck is 11 1/2 inches long. I doubt if you'll find anything to clamp it to on a piano except the music holder.