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Re: music stand...silly question

2007-04-04 by yadidisklavier

Ha...if you see my earlier post, I had one expensive technician come 
to my house and fix my DK.  He was a good guy so I asked him about my 
stand coming down on me....and he pointed out the obvious: the hinges 
were bent.  Maybe from someone leaning down on it too hard (previous 
owner).  Nonetheless, thats a repair I can handle.




--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, James Fry <groups@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
> 
> I have a U1 disklavier (with the soft close lid) and don't suffer 
from
> this problem - although I have a problem with bigger books not 
staying
> open because there are no clips to hold the book in place. The book
> ledge has hinges as you describe, but it can only open so far 
before the
> back of it butts up against the lid and stops opening further.
> 
> I've uploaded a photograph from the end showing how it butts up 
against
> the lid. Please excuse the dust and harsh lighting that brings out 
all
> the plastic working marks!
> 
> <http://www.jamesfry.com/photos/mpx1z-lid.jpg>
> 
> Maybe the older (or newer?) U1's had a different design? What model 
do
> you have? Mine is a late MPX1Z MarkIIXG.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> James
> 
> 
> 
> yadidisklavier wrote:
> > I recently moved from a worn down baby grand (bad shape) to a U1 
> > Disklavier upright.  
> >
> > The upright has that ledge on two hinges secured to the underlide 
of 
> > the keyboard lid.  The ledge is to support the music.  
Unfortunately, 
> > it cannot support heavier books....ie my favories "Fake 
> > Books"....because of the weight.  The ledge simply slips down.  
> >
> > Is this a common problem?  A dumb design?  Or is my question just 
> > silly?  I guess I just have to rip pages out of the Fake Book, or 
even 
> > other song books, when this happens?  
> >
> > Geoff
> >
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