Sit comfortably at your piano and maintain correct posture when playing and practicing with the white Yamaha BC-108 Padded Piano Bench Whitepiano bench. Thanks to the cushioned seat top, you can enjoy playing the piano for hours on end. Solid-wood construction ensures that the BC-108 is both stable and durable. The bench's height is fixed at 19.7".

Comfortable Plush Padding    Sleek Design    Fixed Height    Solid-Wood Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the instruments sounds include drums?

A: The Roland FP-30X Portable Digital Piano with Bluetooth (Black) does not come with drum sounds.

Q: 2. Does this product collapse into a more compact shape?

A: The Auray PBM-HYD-19 Piano Bench with Hydraulic Height Adjustment cannot collapse to be more compact.

Q: 3. is that single pedal included in the basic package? fp30x

A: Yes, there is a single pedal included with the FP-30x which is damper pedal.

Q: 4. Does the cushion separate when you lift up the bench?

A: No. The cushion for the Auray PBM-FF Metal Frame Piano Bench is attached to two metal bars with screws. It should not separate from the bench.

Q: 5. can you play piano and strings at the same time??

A: Yes, the Kawai KDP75 can be used with two samples/sounds at the same time, either layered together or split into different regions of the keyboard.

Q: 6. Does this item require assembly?

A: Yes, assembly of the On-Stage KB8802B Keyboard & Piano Bench is required. Assembly instructions for this model can be found here: https://bit.ly/3GUbspz

Q: 7. Are the legs metal?

A: The legs are metal.

Q: 8. What is the difference in sound and/or action between the KDP120R and KDP75R?

A: They esentially sound the same with the same action. The 120 has a louder speaker system and a third snesor on the keys for more accurate response. "Triple-Sensor Key Detection The accurate 3-sensor technology provides a smooth, natural, and highly responsive piano-playing experience. The added third sensor improves responsiveness when playing the same key repeatedly. Kawai’s action technology also monitors the speed at which each key is lifted, influencing the release character of piano sounds and providing a greater range of expression between staccato and legato playing."

Q: 9. What is the difference with the previous model YDP-164?

A: While many of the basic features are the same, there are a few differences between the Yamaha ARIUS YDP-165 88-Key Console Digital Piano with Bench and the previous model, the Yamaha YDP-164 88-Key Console Digital Piano with Bench, including some updated features. One of the new features on the YDP-165 is a Layer mode which allows two different instruments such as an acoustic piano and a string ensemble to be played together for a more complex sound. The YDP-164 does not offer this feature. For presets, the YDP-165 has 10 demo songs, 50 classic songs, and 303 lesson songs while the YDP-164 has 10 demo songs and 50 classics, but no lesson songs. Both pianos can record one song at a time with two tracks, but the data capacity differs. The YDP-165 can record approximately 150 KB per song and the YDP-164 can record approximately 100 KB per song (approximately 11,000 notes). The YDP-165 also has a built-in metronome and tuner.

Q: 10. Is there a separate sub-woofer for the RP701 Piano?

A: There is no subwoofer that is made for direct compatibility with the Roland RP701. You can connect one of the headphone outputs to a speaker or PA system that has compatibility with a subwoofer, if you need to do that.