Can i connect one RCA to my keyboard audio out and one RCA to my Mp3 player and connect my headphone to hear both my piano playing and mp3.
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yes it will work, but you will only hear one audio from one head phone, not sure if I said that correctly so let me explain: Plug you MP3 player into the White port and that audio will be played through the right earphone/headphone/speaker, then plug your Keyboard audio into the red port then that audio will only be played throught the left earphone/headphone/speaker.
1434466
You could run both if you use a splitter to convert one of the dual mono outputs to an xlr and then use rca plugins on the other channel
145374
If your output is in stereo you will lose about 6dB of possible volume going from stereo to mono, as well as incur some distortion in the adapter. If you have a method to go mono out though the piano can do that. However, once again you are losing the stereo aspect of the sound. Maybe get one now and one later!
401035
Yes you can, I used it for the same thing. See the link below for compatible Rhasody players: http://www.rhapsody.com/electronics/mp3players
1232708
No you do not, if your connecting to something that has a dac.. For example, if you hook it up to a pc directly in the headphone jack of your sound card. Another example would be if you connected it to your ipod or other mp3 player via the headphone jack.. You will need an RCA to 3.5 head phone size connection. Like this. Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug, 2-RCA Plugs (6 feet)*note if you use the usb connection from the e09k to say your pc you will need the e7 or e17 dac to translate the digital to analog connection. If you plan to hook it up to a headphone jack you do *NOT* need a dac. No you do not, if your connecting to something that has a dac.. For example, if you hook it up to a pc directly in the headphone jack of your sound card. Another example would be if you connected it to your ipod or other mp3 player via the headphone jack.. You will need an RCA to 3.5 head phone size connection. Like this. Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug, 2-RCA Plugs (6 feet)*note if you use the usb connection from the e09k to say your pc you will need the e7 or e17 dac to translate the digital... » Read More No you do not, if your connecting to something that has a dac.. For example, if you hook it up to a pc directly in the headphone jack of your sound card. Another example would be if you connected it to your ipod or other mp3 player via the headphone jack.. You will need an RCA to 3.5 head phone size connection. Like this. Belkin Audio Y Cable Splitter 1-Mini Plug, 2-RCA Plugs (6 feet)*note if you use the usb connection from the e09k to say your pc you will need the e7 or e17 dac to translate the digital to analog connection. If you plan to hook it up to a headphone jack you do *NOT* need a dac. « Show Less
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do u mean u want to listen to 2 different audio sources through the same headphone?
1857128
Of course you can. BUT, you will have to use a headphone to RCA cable and plug it into one of the audio inputs. Will not have the ability to use the MP3 Player's USB cable for sound and control.
669206
Yes you may need an adapter to convert your your headphone/line out jack to the RCA connections for the headphones.
224098
I believe it can be. I know for a fact that you can use multiple of them at once but you might have to connect them separately via USB. However they have Midi in and out, so it may be possible through that!
1591263
No, only one will be active. The mini jack connection mutes the RCA connection.
179999
Yes! I channel iTunes music from my laptop to a Yamaha receiver for surround sound. Headphone jack into laptop and RCA plugs into the receiver.
381577
Absolutely! The sound (both the MP3 you input and the keyboard voices you are playing) will come through the onboard speakers and/or the line-out.
1715237
You can connect it to almost all the mp3. Does you mean put the mp3 in it? No, it just connects mp3 outside. And the quality of this is not so good, at least for me.
788519
No. You just hear the music through the speakers or headphones. If you press keys, you will hear what you play at the same time, though. I am fully satisfied with the quality and features of this piano. Please see response from Terence Fitzpatrick for some more details.
334869
Well you have a headphone jack and a set of RCA connectors..you should be able to.
2164847
I'm not sure about that. There are two sets of RCA plugs on the back, input and output, but can't advise you to use them. I think you will have to call audioengine. They may have it set up so you MUST use their subwoofer.
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If you piano has a mini jack yes it would work. Even if it doesn't, a simple adapter would allow you to use these headphones.