Musisca Digital Piano Castors are high quality, heavy duty castors
cleverly designed to fit almost any digital upright piano.*
Aided by a castor lock on each side, they allow easy manoeuvrability with
scratch free wheels protecting the base of the piano and the flooring.
The extra safe, low profle design raises the piano only 18mm off the
ground, enabling you to play with the castors attached and also keeping
a low ground clearance to aid stability. Non-slip shoes ensure that your
piano will stay in position, even on the most polished of floors.
Product code: CASTOR-GLIDE
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These heavy duty digital piano movers are shaped to fit virtually any model of upright style digital piano, particularly models by Yamaha, Roland, Casio and Kawai with the traditional ‘front leg’ design, including:
Arius YDP series: YDP140, YDP141, YDP142, YDP143, YDP144, YDP145, YDP150, YDP160, YDP161, YDP162, YDP163, YDP164, YDP165
Clavinova CLP series: CLP430, CLP440, CLP470, CLP480, CLP525, CLP535, CLP545, CLP575, CLP585, CLP625, CLP635, CLP645, CLP675, CLP685, CLP725, CLP735, CLP745, CLP775, CLP785
Clavinova CVP series: CVP401, CVP403, CVP501, CVP503, CVP601, CVP605, CVP701, CVP705, CVP805
Clavinova CSP series: CSP150, CSP170
AP series: AP220, AP250, AP260, AP270, AP420, AP450, AP460, AP470, AP620, AP650, AP700, AP710
Grand Hybrid GP series: GP300, GP310, GP400, GP500, GP510
RP series: RP101, RP201, RP301, RP301R, RP401R, RP501R, RP701, RP102, RP107
HP series: HP302, HP305, HP307, HP503, HP504, HP505, HP506, HP507, HP508, HP601, HP603A, HP702, HP704
LX series: LX7, LX10, LX10F, LX15, LX15E, LX17, LX705, LX706, LX708
HPi series: HPi5, HPi6, HPi6F, HPi7, HPi7F
CA series: CA48, CA49, CA58, CA59, CA78. CA79, CA95, CA97, CA99, CA-401, CA-501, CA-701, CA-901
CN Series: CN29, CN39, CN34, CN33, CN24, CN-201, CN-301
KDP Series: KDP80, KDP90, KDP110, KDP120
External dimensions (per castor): 63cm x 27cm (length x width)
Internal dimensions (per castor): 54cm x 9.5cm (length x width)
Max load: 150kg
Boxed weight (pair): 11.3kg
Please note: Many digital pianos have an extendable pedal support located under the pedal console.
This should be correctly engaged before the piano is used, and raised before moving the piano.