does this plug into the DGX650B Digital piano
785872
This will plug into any standard headphone jack. I've had it in my guitar amp, my Casio piano, computer, and my Android phone. Works perfectly in all of them.
785873
Head phone comes with 1/4 attachment into its default 3.5 mm. The 1/4 attachment is the one with thicker cross section than our routine ipod, iPad like plugins. If that(1/4) is the attachment in your piano then it will attach. I am using the headphones for my 120 dollars yamaha keyboard, which has 1/4 output.
785874
This keyboard, like most, has a 1/4 inch headphones jack. The headphones have a 1/8 inch jack and come with a 1/4 inch adapter. So yes, you can use the headphones with the adapter. Also consider the Sony MDR7506 Professional Large Diaphragm Headphone which I prefer.
785875
They come with a 1/4" adapter, so they should work with anything that has a standard headphone or phono jack on it. I think almost all Yamaha digital pianos have headphone jacks on them, so these should work with your keyboard.
785876
I am not familiar with digital pianos but the headphone does come with a monster headphone jack. So if your instrument has a headphone output it should work regardless
625818
Yes, very well. I have a Yamaha electronic piano and it picked up the chords from the piano sound and Fender Rhodes sound just fine. I was surprised that it seemed to find nice harmonies when I was playing Maj7th and 9th chords. One thing to note: The "guitar" input is a mono unbalanced input. So if your piano has a stereo output, it will come out mono after it goes out the "Thru". So, if you have any kind of mixer, like a Mackie 12-channel, send a mono output from your piano to the TC-Helicon through an Aux send and your piano will stay in stereo.
871342
This should be able to be plugged into a PA system. You will need a headphone attachment to plug into the Headphone jack in the piano and then that will plug into the PA system. You will most likely need a male to male cord to do this. I hope this helps.
1667391
It isn't necessary. It gets its power from the usb, which is plugged into a computer. It is possible to buy a universal adapter if you want it to stand alone, but I can't conceive why you would. It is a midi controller, not a piano.
2266172
It has a MIDI In and MIDI Out port only. Search MIDI to USB cable to find what you need. Some of the newest models have direct usb connections built into the piano. Hope this helps
1849959
Seems to work fine on my 76 key DGX230. Not quite like on a real piano, but pretty decent.
2066374
Yes of course, and it sounds good. I used it with iGrand Piano and Sample tank, and it sounds wonderfull.
200310
It all depends on your sound board, and your piano. Most pianos I know of don't have a male XLR connector. This cable has 1/4" mono audio plug on one end, and XLR female on the other end. Typically you would use this on a Microphone XLR, or an amplifier XLR male port to the female XLR on the cable, then plug your 1/4" mono plug into a 1/4" mono port on your mixer / sound board.
1852499
It doesn't have a midi input, but if your piano has a 1/8" output the amp should work fine.
430867
I bought the Yamaha Piano Style Sustain Pedal. It plugs into the back of the keyboard and works just like the pedal on a regular piano. It's heavy, does not move while using it, and I'm extremely happy with it.
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I read in the reviews above that this model stand (cs-67) does not work for the px-320 or the px-120, which is the one I have. I think only the cs-65 stand works with those older models of digital pianos, and the cs-65 stand is discontinued/out of stock everywhere. I just bought a wall table that has very similar measurements/look instead here: Convenience Concepts 111091 Northfield Wall Console, Espresso and hope to use that instead.
616227
Yes, it have it, I purchased this sustain pedal, and works fine with the keyboard Yamaha FC4 Piano Style Sustain Pedal: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002F52EW
535040
This works right out of the box on my HP504 digital piano and will likely work on the other current Roland DP's. I cannot attest to the digital keyboards.
2108696
Sorry but I don't know. I just started taking piano lessons in January so I only use the single pedal that comes with the keyboard.
687696
Yes. This is a plug and play standard midi keyboard. It only has the three octave keyboard and pitch glide and vibrato controls.
57439
As long as I know, I had connected from a Yamaha to a microbrute and they had trigger the sounds. Since it has a midi input it should work with it
412684
If you are referring to the Yamaha DGX640W Digital Piano, I have one and I use this cover for it. It fits.