Now, the only changes McGiver Gary would have made is to make it adjustable and have locking pins so it would stay in place during transportation or while playing. Not a big change, though, to do this.

Gary

For MY needs, all I had to do was take a 1" by 2" board, a little shorter in length than the kb, wrap some speaker cloth around it to make it look good, and place it on the top of the kb stand away from me ... makes the screen much more visible ... of course, I don't sit as low as Donny ...
One of these days I will use some industrial velcro and make it a semi-permanent part of the kb...

Sometimes at home I will set my kb up low so I can just sit on a regular folding chair, but after playing like that for a while, my legs start to feel cramped...

Sure miss the tilt screen on my 15 year old kn6000 !!!

Wouldn't be a record; I've had three at the same time before!

Me too, Don. Never considered the T anything, though, because of the weight and bulk. The speakers are a non-issue for me, mainly because when I use the Bose L1 system, I hear what the audience hears, and I have dead plugged the headphone jack so the onboard speakers are disabled. I made the mistake of leaving them on one night, and people in the audience kept asking me to turn it up. Then I realized that I had forgotten to turn on the PA and was only hearing the onboard sound system. (Yeah, it was a dumbass thing to do.)

Gary

I agree tilt screen manual or powered should be standard on all keyboards.

... so should a simple switch, button or screen to disable the internal speakers. Everyone has that except PSR.

Donny,
Great post! I need to do this with my SD7. Think I'll go shopping today. I even have the end tier extra parts that I tried with two keyboard a few years back.
Don is correct. Not a big deal to have multiple keyboards. I now have my Tyros 4s, the SD7, the Korg Microarranger, and Dan's vArranger that I use with my Roland 61 key controller. I actually use each in different gig situations. Got to have toys.are

Donny, are these screwed into your stand or do you remove them each time you tear down. If attached - how are they attached?

Deane

it was ment to be a Joke guys !!!!!!