Yamaha 76 Note Touch Sensitive Keyboard

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

I bought this to go from a Yamaha YPG-235 - 76-Key Portable Keyboard to my Computer. I had no lag at all going into to my DAW even with the 10'.length.

This is a great case for my new Yamaha 76 key digital keyboard. I decided that it was a good idea to purchase a case to protect my investment. I don't plan on keeping my keyboard out on the stand 24/7,so I wanted the extra protection. The case is stylish and the keyboard fits perfectly

Perfect fit for 76 note keyboards. The tag even says it will fit an 88 note keyboard, but I have not tried that yet. The dust cover will protect your investment for years to come, and it is easy to fit over the keyboard and stretches for perfect and complete coverage.

very light touch sensitive keyboard. excellent for the elderly of whom I am one. I highly recommend.

Works well with our 76 key Casio and Yamaha keyboards. No issues!

This is a great deal for anyone wanting to try out large format without going broke. I shot this film at ISO 3. The final contrast depends on the developer and technique. If using D-76, dilute stock solution 1:4. With Dektol, dilute about 1:10 or 1:20. With Quintol, try 1:10. The film is not sensitive to safelight, so it can be developed by inspection. If you dilute Dektol too much, you will get film fogging. If too concentrated, the contrast will be too high. I have read that pre-flashing this film can make it behave almost like a normal film, just do a google search on this. The final grain size is very sensitive to developer type. D-76 seems to produce the finest grain, but I still need to test with 1:4 dilution as recommended in some literature. The attached negative was developed in Quintol 1:10 (paper developer). The emulsion is very sensitive to scratching, so be careful when handling it. The other ortho film option is Royal Regent hard dot film, about half the price of this.

This cover fit my Yamaha NP30 perfectly. It has 76 keys and this is just what it needed to be kept free of dust... and it looks good, too.

There are limited choices in cases for 76 key slim keyboards. This Yamaha bag was very reasonably priced and fit perfectly. I will search B&H Photo in the future for my music accessories!

I've been using this to hold up a Yamaha 76 Key Synth in the lowest position (seated) and it works just fine. Hardware is smooth to operate and the finish looks good.