Can I use external amplifiers with this digital piano?
1631742
Not really sure..there is one plug in for headphones and another below it and not sure if it's for amp.
1631743
Yes, we have fed it into the sound system at our local theater for our musical theater production.
1848027
Yes, you can, but I do not recommend using the headphone jacks as suggested. There is another set of 1/4" stereo jacks (L & R) underneath that are actual line line level instead if the higher impedance level if the headphone jacks. This will give you better volume. I wrote a review and included some tips about the setup. Also make sure you speakers will be facing the piano and not behind. I have my piano against the wall at 90 degrees to my surround sound system and it doesn't sound good if connected because all the front speakers are to my right and behind me. If I placed the piano in the middle of the room it would sound good but would look bad. The built in speakers actually sound great, so no need unless you're looking for a more permanent setup for recording or on a PA system. But for living room use the speakers are great.
850093
I use Sibelius, Synthesia and other musical software. Work perfectly unless you don't know how to set up. Each program require different set up. And I think that all digital pianos with midi/usb connection should be worked with all software.
306742
This is a midi interface, you need to connect this to a "brain" that can be a computer or even an ipad or iphone with the correct usb cable. Remember, without a computer this is only a device with a set of piano like keys that won't make any sound.
755694
Ehhh. Plug it in and see what happens? I don't think you would hurt anything. It wouldn't work the way a piano's sustain pedal works, but maybe you'll like the way it sounds. Or not.
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.
658310
Hi, no, you still need an amplified or mini system with phono sockets. Most mini or midi hifis dont enable you to use a recordplayer without a pre amp but you can with this
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Hi Mike. As I wrote in my review I run a Korg SGproX piano in the input. The 1/4" jack "output" only routes my piano through the unit and continues to my PA. The vocal(s) only come out of the canon "mic" output. You could always use a canon / 1/4" adapter or cable if you're running to a system or amp without low impedance inputs. Good luck.
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For general use in a home living room, we use the built-in speakers. My daughter takes piano lessons on this keyboard; our house is too small for a piano, even an upright. Reason for purchasing was this keyboard is a good value in that it has weighted keys and feels like a real piano and the price point is low for good quality. I'd imagine you can use almost any amp. It has outputs.
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No. This unit has no amplifier. It is designed to be installed in a rack system or used with a home theater system so an external amp is necessary.
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You need to run them out of a amp. But I ran a line out of a keyboard and they work well as larger external speakers for keyboards.A Yamaha YPG keyboard has an output of what, about 6 watts? I mainly use them at coffee houses from a monitor out on a Fender Passport PA system.
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You can hook it up to anything with a red and white connection. Or if you get the rca to 3.5mm jack then you can hook it up to anything with an input slot. I used this on my realistic lab 440 which doesn't have a preamp. Once I connected the ground from my turntable into the ground slot on this amp, my music sounded loud and clear.
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The compatability depends upon the fit between the male jack at the end of the headphone wire and the input female jack on the piano. A readily available adapter connection between the two can overcome a mismatch. The sound quality is your decision.
1500486
I never received the first request for a response, but I'll try to help answer this one. My son, who is in a band, has this keyboard AND three amps. I will ask him tomorrow when he gets home if it will or not. He has a Vox AC15, Jackson Scarlett and a bass amp. I know the back side of the keyboard has jacks for MIDI, auxiliary, earphones, etc. but not sure it will feed to an amp cable. I'll let you know as soon as I can stop him long enough to inquire.
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No. You can record as you play and connect to your device through a UBS port but that's it. I have an old Casio keyboard that is preloaded with music samples but they're not the best quality. If you want to hear great piano, there are limitless CDs and downloads available to purchase on Amazon or iTunes. Youtube is an option if you want to listen to music for free. Check out Glen Gould, Bill Evans and Oscar Peterson. No need to buy an expensive digital piano just to listen.
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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.
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Yes using RCA, there are three RCA inputs that can be used for any external audio source.