This red Nord Dust Cover 88-Key Keyboards Redis designed to keep the dust and grime off Nord 88-key keyboards. It is not compatible with the Nord Grand.

The stylish cover is made from soft but durable nylon and features a classic Nord logo on the front.

Fits Nord 88-Key Models    Not Compatible with Nord Grand    Protects from Dust and Grime

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this run only by batteries?

A: No. The Alesis Concert 88-Key Digital Piano can be powered using the included AC power adapter or with six D batteries.

Q: 2. what is the weight of the case?

A: The SKB Soft Case model 1SKB-SC88NKW has a weight of 19 lbs.

Q: 3. Deciding between the Recital and the concert models. is the key feel very different? hammer vs semiweighted adustable feel

A: Yes, there is a difference in the feel of the hammer action and semi-weighted keys on the Alesis Recital Pro and Concert 88-Key Digital Pianos. Hammer action keys can also be referred to as "fully-weighted" and the keys are heavier and can be harder to press down than semi-weighted keys which are lighter and very easy to press. Hammer action keyboards are often favored by players who have experience playing a traditional acoustic piano as this type of keyboard requires more strength and finger dexterity. There are also players who prefer the ease of semi-weighted keys. The sound of the piano can be the same whether the keyboard has hammer action or semi-weighted keys. Keyboards with semi-weighted keys are typically lighter, less expensive, and more portable. This is also true for the Alesis Recital Pro and Concert 88-Key Digital Pianos. There is a considerable difference in the weight of the two models. The Recital Pro weighs 26 pounds while the Concert model weighs 15.6 pounds.

Q: 4. does the yamaha DGX 670 fit in this bag?

A: Yes, the Yamaha DGX-670 88-Key Portable Digital Grand Piano will fit within the Yamaha YBA-881 Artiste Series Keyboard Bag for 88-Key Portable Keyboards.

Q: 5. I ordered the Alesis Recital Pro 88-key digital piano bundle. Do I need batteries or cables?

A: The Alesis Recital Pro 88-Key Digital Piano can be powered using the included AC power adapter or with six D batteries (batteries are not included). For cables, if you are going to connect the keyboard to an amplifier with a 1/4" input (or two 1/4" inputs), you can use a cable like the Pearstone PM-TRS 1/4" TRS Male to 1/4" TRS Male Interconnect Cable - 10' (B&H # PEPMTRS10) in any length you prefer. The keyboard's left output is for mono output or you can use both the left and right outputs for stereo audio.

Q: 6. Can this be plugged into a mac (without an audio interface) to use the virtual instruments in Logic Pro?

A: Yes, the Alesis Concert 88-Key Digital Piano can be connected to a computer without the need for a USB audio interface. You can use a USB cable like the Pearstone USB 2.0 Type-A Male to Type-B Male Cable - 10' (B&H # PECUAMUBM10) to connect the piano to your computer and you will be able to use the virtual instruments in Logic Pro or other DAW software.

Q: 7. How would this fit a kawai es120?

A: The Gator TSA Series ATA Wheeled Case for 88-Note Keyboards would fit the Kawai ES120 quite well.

Q: 8. Most 88 key piano keyboards are 52 long. This item is only 48 long. How will it fit these Pianos?

A: Material that this case is made from stretches and will fit over the keyboard.

Q: 9. Are the keys weighted?

A: The Keys one the Recital Pro 88 are full weighted hammer graded action keys.

Q: 10. What’s the difference between the Alesis Concert and the Alesis Recital?

A: The biggest differences between the two are that the Recital Pro has actual hammer action versus semi-weighted action of the Concert, and 30 watt speaker output on the Recital Pro versus 20 watt output from the Concert.