Yamaha Keyboard Screws

I debated between the Yamaha L3C (recommended for my Piaggero keyboard) & this stand. The L3C screws into the keyboard, which is good for households with young kids. Who wants to hear their $200 keyboard fall on the floor? But I got this stand because it's adjustable, disassembles to a small packet for portability, the reviews were great, & can be used from either front or back depending on your preference. It's much sturdier than it looks in the picture! Very stable. I hang my earphones on the crossbar, & there's space on top for a 6 in. shelf behind the keyboard, if my husband will make one for me. (For a clamp-on light, water bottle, etc.) To secure the keyboard, I attached adhesive Velco strips to the stand's arms & to the bottom of the keyboard. That works great! No toddler will pull this keyboard off its stand or pull it over. So happy with this stand. Happy with B& H too, they certainly are outperforming Amazon these days, IMO.

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.

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.

This was and exact fit for the Yamaha PSR E353. The manual for the PSR E353 calls for the L2C. Searched the web for specs. for the two models to compare the difference, no luck. This attached to the keyboard just fine with the included thumb screws, I was worried it was going to be wobbly but once the screws were tight it was just fine. I like the room for your legs, no X brace to get in the way.

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?).