Can only play a piano a little. What do you use for a pedal? Can regular ear buds like I use on my iphone work or do I need to order headsets? If so, only want very light ones. Thanks!
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I got a pedal as part of a bundle, but I seldom use it and it is not necessary for a learner. Up to you, really. Any earbuds will work but the jack will need a converter to fit the large-style opening at the back of the keyboard. I have an older-model earphones that fit perfectly, but I think my keyboard came with a converter, something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Gino-6-5mm-Female-Adapter-Converter/dp/B006Z8MSR4/ref=sr_1_45?ie=UTF8&qid=1379325993&sr=8-45&keywords=earbud+converter
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DeeM---you have to buy the pedal separately. As for headsets, if your iphone jack fits you can use it. Happy playing. T
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Generally, using a pedal is more for intermediate and above players not beginners, but if that is important to you than I suggest checking some of the better models. A beginner can have fun and be inspired to learn with this model. The earphone jack is 1/4 inch so with an adapter, probably any headphone would work sufficiently. Good luck,
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I got a pedal as part of a bundle, but I seldom use it and it is not necessary for a learner. Up to you, really. Any earbuds will work but the jack will need a converter to fit the large-style opening at the back of the keyboard. I have an older-model earphones that fit perfectly, but I think my keyboard came with a converter, something like this:http://www.amazon.com/Gino-6-5mm-Female-Adapter-Converter/dp/B006Z8MSR4/ref=sr_1_45?ie=UTF8&qid;=1379325993&sr;=8-45&keywords;=earbud+converter
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There is not a wide range of keys for Piano, if that is what you are asking. There is a pedal, but we find that it occasionally malfunctions. Regular earbuds are smaller for this unit. You may need an adapter or order the corresponding headset with unit.
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I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are using)Just get the Clip+ at Wal-Mart or something, or here at Amazon, and I doubt that you will be disappointed. I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are... » Read More I would agree with the recommendation to use a Clip+. You seem completely uninterested in anything other than just loading your songs onto the device and pressing "play," and for this, I would also suggest you get a Sansa Clip+. It is small, cheap (relatively) and from what I have read, sounds excellent. (If you are, indeed, and old lady and you were not saying that with tongue-in-cheek, then I doubt your ears would be able to discern the incredibly minor difference between the sound quality of almost ANY medium or upper tier player, regardless of the quality of headphones you are using)Just get the Clip+ at Wal-Mart or something, or here at Amazon, and I doubt that you will be disappointed. « Show Less
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I'm very new to these devices, but I sure like the price for this one. Here's my problem: I'm disabled and the click buttons would be a huge problem for me if they are too stiff and hard for me to click. Also wondering about using it for both music and audiobooks, sounds like audiobooks are problematic, and expensive earbuds might be necessary. Help, anyone? Thanks.
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yes it will work! :) i tried listening using 1 set of earphone to a music from my iphone while playing piano app in my ipad
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I am looking for the same information, after a google search it seems that these are a little short for earbuds. Which is fine with me, I use an extender to work with my phone and am a short person so I was hoping for a shorter pair. I think I will order them and if no one responds by the time they come I will let you know. I have been looking at these, they have an extender that might be useful to you:http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-CX-Ear-Headphone-Black/dp/tech-data/B000WOIG8C/ref=de_a_smtd
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As a musician I'd say" so so" much like mostly all headphones that are bundled with a player . I very strongly recommend Sennheiser HD28 phones which sound really great , are lightweight and can be bought refurbished or used { or new } for a very low price considering the quality of sound .
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I use Google play music and it works fine. Any music that you can play through your phone where you can change tracks should work through bluetooth. I would check with the app people to see if they support bluetooth connections if you're unsure.
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With the E12, and the E17 available why would you choose E11? I'm trying to learn about these amp's that are offered. (Fiilo) With V-MODA M100's as headphones, do I need an amp at all, and if so, which one and why? Sorry if I sound grumpy, but this is a $139.00 decision, and I don't want to make an error.Thank you in advance.John Gibbs
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Hi. I think I did not understand the head phones. Apparently they connect by blue tooth to external music including iphone and presumeably MP3 players but does not have MP3 on board itself. It has no onboard memory. I still like the unit although it does not store the earphone pieces. I like it thus far.
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You could, and it would be fine -- though never quite as good as using a pedalboard of boutique pedals. I use it strictly with headphones, as my concern was completely quiet practice -- if you need that, it's great (and a whole lot cheaper than a pedalboard of boutique pedals).
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Why would you need ear buds you can play music from your cell phone. No jack for ear buds........ worth every penny love it.....
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The phone I bought came with the a headset (the ear plug kind). What I would want is to use regular headset with the standard jack 2.5mm. I could not find any such headphone with the mini usb attachment. However I did find an converter (search EMU to 2.5mm converter on ebay) that I could probably use. I checked Motorola website and they are sold out of these adapters.I wish the mp3 player would work with the BT headset. That would be awesome.
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I am really happy with the keyboard. I recommend getting the pedal. I've been playing a keyboard for quite a while and enjoy this one very much. Hope you will too.
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You do not need 3 pedals with a digital piano; just a damper pedal. The functions that the other 2 pedals would do are done electronically.
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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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You can not input audio to play along with. You can set a tempo to pre-set rythms, and also up to 40 seconds, loop it and play along with it using head phones.
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I listen to a lot of Diana Krall type jazz and classical piano music and have not heard the sibilance in the headphones. Sadeo Watanabe's sax seems smooth to me in my head. Not a normal shortcoming of the phones but anything is possible. If you less than 500 hours on them just let them play a while longer at normal volume with a variety of music and see if it goes away.