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Nice lamp, but requires some tweaking for the Yamaha N3X
cons:
- out of the box, thin part of swan neck a little bent. Easy to bend back.
- one light stud not possible to rotate without loosening set screw.
- on the N3X with sheet-stand in upmost position half of the keys was in the shadow of the key-lid. Not possible to adjust first part of the neck. Ended up bending the the clamp in a vice som 10-15 degrees. Now the shadow hits exactly at the root of the keys.
- not possible to dim, but see below
pros:
- lightweight, slim and cool design
- LEDs nice and bright
- illuminates the whole width of the piano
For those who want to dim this lamp, please see:
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/416976/dimming-my-jahn-piano-light
- out of the box, thin part of swan neck a little bent. Easy to bend back.
- one light stud not possible to rotate without loosening set screw.
- on the N3X with sheet-stand in upmost position half of the keys was in the shadow of the key-lid. Not possible to adjust first part of the neck. Ended up bending the the clamp in a vice som 10-15 degrees. Now the shadow hits exactly at the root of the keys.
- not possible to dim, but see below
pros:
- lightweight, slim and cool design
- LEDs nice and bright
- illuminates the whole width of the piano
For those who want to dim this lamp, please see:
https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/416976/dimming-my-jahn-piano-light
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