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Just received this light and I'm very impressed so far. A few observations that weren't apparent from the product description provided:

1) Although the lamp is 19 inches long, the LED light strip is just 10 inches long (centered in the lamp) and consists of 54 tiny LED lights. However, there is good light dispersion and you get very good illumination of the music sheets on the piano.

2) An earlier review commented about a cheap on/off button in the center of the light. The manufacturer must have heard this complaint, because the switch is now a small and discrete toggle switch on the right side of the light.

3) The LED color specs aren't mentioned anywhere that I've seen, but I would say it's on the warmer side, ie around 3000K. Not as yellow as your typical incandencent lamp, but it's not a cold blue light either.

4) The lamp itself is actually 24V and the transformer is built into the plug-in adapter. The adapter will accept input voltage of 100-240V, and the cord is about 10 feet long.

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Got this as a new piano light for our church. Looks great, very solid construction, and it does seem to produce light equivalent to a ~40W incandescent bulb (as claimed). The lamp has received fairly infrequent (4 services/week), gentle use during the past year. The "Achilles Heel" seems to be a cheap push-button on/off switch in the center of the light bar. We no longer get all LEDs fully lit without a lot of very, very gentle touching of the button multiple times to try to maximize the light output. It's to the point that I get to choose either (a) keep fussing with the switch before every service for almost a full minute, (b) pay another ~$200 for another lamp, or (c) do a little electronic surgery to replace the switch with something more reliable. It costs too much and looks too good to throw out, but it has become a pain because a 5-cent part is slowly failing.

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Just what you want in a piano lamp. It evenly lights two open pages of sheet music. The light is glare free. There is no light leakage at the top to hurt your eyes. It is lightweight with a heavy base so you never have to worry about it falling on the keys. Minimalist design makes it complement any piano.

I wish I had bought it here right away for a few more bucks. I found it cheaper at a piano lamp site and after dealing for many weeks with a lady who ran a fake stockless shop out of her home I finally canceled that order and got it here quickly with no hassles.

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Bought this a month ago. The lamp fits very well for my Yamaha console piano. But although the shade is 19" long, the actually LED light source is only about 10" or so. This gives poor lighting. Instead, I exchanged with the Conoco Piano Lamps version which looks very similar. The new one CONOCO Piano Lamp Adjustable 19" LED Piano Lamp, Black works much better with a lighting length of about 16" or so while the shade is the same 19". They have the clip on and upright (same as this one) versions on Amazon.

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I ordered this and was disappointed that the LED strip in it is only on the center 10 inches, when the shade is 19". I then ordered the Conoco lamp that looks exactly like this lamp. The Conoco lamp has LEDs along the entire length of the shade, although they are spaced about an inch apart. The HoT lamp has a 10" strip with the LEDs spaced very closely together. I plugged them both in and compared the light from each. The Conoco lamp illuminates the sides of the music better, as you can imagine, given that there are LEDs along the entire length of the shade. The HoT lamp illuminates the center more brightly, but there is some fall off of illumination at the sides. The Conoco light is slightly yellower than the HoT light. I preferred the whiter light, but in the end, I returned the HoT lamp and kept the Conoco lamp. Both lamps seem to be constructed about the same, weigh about the same, and have similar finishes.