High Powered, Dimmable LED Piano Floor Lamp

Excellent lighting, though a height adjustment would be helpful.

Good product but a bit pricey for how bit looks. A single arm connected to the lamp would be more attractive. Directions to assemble did not explain the 5” of cord hanging out. If lower base arm could tilt it would be even better.

A friend had one of these and I loved it. Great color light and easy to assemble and adjust.

This lamp with its adjustable intensity and height. They re perfect for my two piano studio. I bought 2: one for both pianos.

Why didn't I buy this years ago ! Easy assembly.

I now have the model attached to my grand piano music rack and the floor model used with the electric keyboard. Wish I had had them years ago.

This piano lamp works and looks great! Perfect for my church's new grand!

Purchased this lamp for grand piano: By placing lamp in back of left shoulder, the full fallboard and keys are lighted. Easily assembled; great visibility for piano.

I believe it should work very well for my needs. It seems well constructed, has nice features, and has excellent illumination. It assembled easily, although care should be taken to properly align the parts, and not damage the threads or screw heads. To my eyes, the color appears to be close to that of a warm white incandescent bulb. I much prefer this over cooler color lighting. I also really like the continuously adjustable dimming feature. For the light to be centered over middle C, the lamp post must be positioned just in front of the piano, and immediately to the left of the lowest A. This gives even lighting to the music and keyboard, with no annoying shadows. I tried positioning the post and base just to the left of the piano, and did not like the lighting at all. I have an upright piano, and I like to have the top board open when I play, to enhance the sound. A typical piano lamp that sits on top of the piano does not have a long enough reach to properly light the music and keyboard. This one should work fine. My only real concern is for the reliability of the LED assembly. When I first plugged in the lamp and turned it on, it would flash as I adjusted the dimmer, then go off when I would stop turning it. I turned it off, then tried again, with the same thing happening. I turned it off and came back after a while, and it worked fine. I used it several hours later yesterday, and it worked fine. It’s OK today. If the problem happens again, I will be contacting Cocoweb.