Jump Brass Yamaha Keyboard

Perfect inexpensive coverup for your Yamaha or other same sized keyboard.

I bought this for my Yamaha keyboard - fits perfectly and looks great!

Covers my yamaha np-30 keyboard perfectly.

Not sure why there is such a jump in price going from 77mm to 82mm, but there is! B+W makes a fine filter. The brass construction makes it less likely to stick and become difficult to remove. The MRC-Nano is suppose to be easy to clean. I have not had to clean mine yet, so no comment on that feature.

This Yamaha Keyboard Bag is just great. It's compact. It's a perfect size for my keyboard to fit in. It protects it on all sides.

Very well made - correct piece form my Yamaha EW425 keyboard.

Got this cover and it fits really well on my Yamaha-45 [ 88 note keyboard ]

The keyboard cover fit my Yamaha keyboard perfectly. ... Very satisfied customer.

I got this keyboard because I have two laptops and I wanted to be able to jump between them easily. It's very easy on the keyboard, just push a button that correlates to the laptop. The mouse only has one button so you have to do multiple pushes, but cry me a river, right? It would be nice if I could synch the keyboard and mouse so they change together, though there have been times when I just wanted the mouse on one machine, so there you go. What I wasn't expecting is that they keyboard is just so nice to use. It's very comfortable and feels much better the junky keyboard I have at work. Long story short, one of the better purchases I've made for my home office.

This is my second keyboard sustain pedal, the first was a yamaha fc3 (or something of the like) I stole from my friend and he stole it back... So I had to find something comparable, but I didnt want to spend big bucks. Alas, for the price of next to nothing, I found the SP-2. Works equally as well. Why spend more? Furthermore, some of you have commented about how this sustain pedal doesnt feel true to touch or is delayed, any comments regarding a sustain pedal cutting out, or being oftime is more likely a cause of poorly built I/O or a undeperforming CPU. With any sustain pedal being more or less an On/Off percentage based switch (with very limited circuitry), this really shouldnt be an issue of the pedal. I have had no problems with the SP-2 and dont expect them. Nice job M-Audio!(or should I say AVID?).