I have a Casio Privia PX-120 88-key piano. Will the plastic sheet music stand fit in this case? How?
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Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck! Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using... » Read More Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck! « Show Less
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We put our music stand in the top behind the egg crate cushion and it fits great. You should have no problem. This is a great piano case.
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Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck!
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Sorry I am not familiar with the Privia PX320. I would suspect not as it fits the contours of the Casio keyboard
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I do not know. We only have a CTK593. I found out which one to order off the paper work that came with the piano. It is also on the Casio website.
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The case is 57" x 18 x 6 is very big. We have a Casio and the case is much bigger we can fit her light and other things in it, it is very sturdy, hope this helps
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I have the On Stage KS7350 Pro Heavy Duty Folding Z Keyboard Stand for my P85. It doesn't screw in, but it comes with foam pads that provide more friction. It can be set fairly wide, which improves stability as well. I haven't had problems with the piano moving.
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I don't know about the original specs of the stand but I cut some lenghth off the top and bottom to fit my 11" deep Casio PX-330 snug against my wall with no bar sticking out of the front! I just got a cheap pipe cutting saw, then put the endcaps back on. It only took about 15 minutes!
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Case fits my Privia PX-110 nicely, but won't hold the detachable music stand that comes with the keyboard.
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I have a 26 key, 40 bass piano accordion & it fits like a glove. I hope this helps.
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No, you will have to take it out of the case. Mine fits with the diatonic case I have.
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I don't personally know as I have a Privia. BUT I was in a Best Buy music department and they carry a full line of Casio instruments and they should be able to help you. Just call a Best Buy! :-)
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Yes it should fit if its a 61 key board...double check ur piano box to see if its a 61 key board.
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http://m.usa.yamaha.com/products/pianos-keyboards/digital-pianos/portable-grand/dgx-650-digital-piano.htmlSo your keyboard is 55"x5.75"x17.5"So I'd say that's a "no," even without the stand.I've no idea why that other reviewer is telling you about how his son's keyboard fits. Your keyboard is larger, and will not. Nice case, but there it is.
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I don't know if you still need an answer to this. The height is adjustable. As far as ftiting your old Casio, I'm using it on an old one and it just sits on top. It isn't perfect, but it does what it needs to do.
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Hi, I'm not sure if this Musician's Gear 88-Key Keyboard case will work for the Yamaha P-35 or not. The dimensions of the keyboard case is as follows Length:58" Width:21" Depth:6", personally it's pretty close, yet the depth is way off. My thought would be this case may not work, but you'll have to decide.
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I'm not sure if Jasmine sells a case for this. I bought a universal case for mine. I would suggest going to a music shop and finding the best one that fits, then either get that one or look online for a cheaper price probably. Just my opinion.
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I bought this for my daughter-she has a casio privia px-130 88 keyboard--she is very happy with both! hope this helps:)
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The package includes a plastic music stand that fits onto the digital piano.