Yamaha CS80

Thats a good idea..  One thing I am weary about is puting fabric down that 
might adjust the global sliders  without me knowing..  Kinda sucks when you 
loose a good setting in the global functions, and the Modulation Speed can 
be very sensitive.. Even taking a picture won't get you 100 percent there.

But there is no way in hell I am going to move the CS80 to have someone fit 
it for measurements.

Scott

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>My parents have a lake home in a rural area.  People there are self-
>sufficient craftsmen.  We found an upholsterer that made me some
>custom fitted clear plastic dust covers for all my keyboards.  They're
>really pretty thick plastic material - will practically stand up on
>their own.  Clear stitching of the seams completes the package.
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>The great thing is, they do their job as dust cover but are completely
>transparent, allowing you to see your keyboards through them when you
>walk through the studio.  Kind of a bummer having a beauty like a CS80
>covered up, such that you only can see it when you take a fabric cover
>off to play.
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>One piece of advice: wait awhile to put the cover back on after it's
>been powered up for any period of time (to let the heat dissipate out
>the top.
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>--- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Metzger"
><scottmetzger3d@h...> wrote:
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> > Can anyone recomend a dust cover that fits? No music store that I
>have been
> > to seems to have anything that fits.
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> > Thanks
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