If I connect this unit BETWEEN keyboard and amp would it give extra power to my 100 W amp? Should I expect any sound color change and/or hum/hiss? I have headphone out from Casio keyboard connected via professional grade cable with 100 w amp, after surgery my fingers are not strong and I can't hit keys as I used to. When I connected amp with keyboard using line out the keyboard speakers still made sound - this is normal for my Casio. When I connected Casio with amp using headphone out Casio speakers are off. By the way, sound from line out is as strong as it is from headphone out... No hum at all via both connections. If I connect this unit BETWEEN keyboard and amp would it give extra power to my 100 W amp? Should I expect any sound color change and/or hum/hiss? I have headphone out from Casio keyboard connected... » Read More If I connect this unit BETWEEN keyboard and amp would it give extra power to my 100 W amp? Should I expect any sound color change and/or hum/hiss? I have headphone out from Casio keyboard connected via professional grade cable with 100 w amp, after surgery my fingers are not strong and I can't hit keys as I used to. When I connected amp with keyboard using line out the keyboard speakers still made sound - this is normal for my Casio. When I connected Casio with amp using headphone out Casio speakers are off. By the way, sound from line out is as strong as it is from headphone out... No hum at all via both connections. « Show Less
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I'm afraid I'm not the person to ask. I'm not an audiophile and the only reason we purchased this is for use with our TV. Both my husband I use headphones, but we each need different amplification. This allows us to connect the two headphones and each of us can adjust the volume level to our own comfort. All I can tell you is that we are both satisfied with the quality of the sound. And, believe me, it WILL go MUCH louder than either of us is comfortable with.
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You can use this on a non headphone output like the rgular L/R out on the Casio. It will give headphone port like amplification and maybe a little more. Very very clean reproduction with a full EQ range (20-20,000kHz). Never thought of using it like the scenario you mentioned. Pretty clever. This unit yields a cleaner sound than Headphone out, as long as you connect it to the L/R (or L for mono), and not the Headphone out.
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No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard... » Read More No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... « Show Less
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??? No sound at all??? This cable does not transmit any kind of sound. It only lets your Ensoniq keyboard trigger another MIDI device on your PC or another MIDI keyboard or a MIDI sound module. This unit works with ANY older keyboard with the round midi jacks on the back. Newer units only have a USB interface to connect only to a PC. If you don't understand what I am saying than you need to do some research on the internet and study what MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is all about. Good luck. (Just check if the "In & Out" is connected correctly)
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Are you sure it isn't listed on the Casio website? I haven't searched for it, and the actual keyboard don't come with a full list, but there are hundreds of sound settings that it must be out there somewhere. Sorry I couldn't help!
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I do not own a keyboard, but I would recommend this headphone to you because they are very high quality and come with a 1/8 to 1/4 inch adapter, which may be necessary to plug into the keyboard. I have tried this with a guitar amp and it worked quite well. I would also recommend getting replacement earcups for these headphone. The ones for the srh840s are best and also avaliable on amazon. The stock ones are ok, but the new ones are WAY better and even make the headphones sound better.
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This keyboard has no sound module, speakers or amplifier. So it must be fed into either a stand-alone module (like thise made by Roland, Yamaha, Korg, etc.) or into a computer. Unlike some newer keyboards it will feed older modules via a midi-out port as well as USB. Be aware that the USB port is not powered and may cause issues unless an optional "wall wart" transformer is purchased and attached. All in all a very good keyboard for the price- I own 5 of them:)
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it has a 1/4 inch output jack and a usb port out . To answer your question i connect the keyboard with the usb to my computer that has surround sound speakers and it sounds good. I dont think the 1/4 inch jack has the power to run speakers its made for headphones you would have to have an amplifier.
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This device connects to your computer via usb. You cannot connect a computer keyboard to this device. It does have a headphone output. Hope this helps.
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It should work fine with all Casio and even Yamaha keyboards. I've never heard of a half-sustain feature, in the material that came with this pedal it said nothing about supporting half-sustain. It does have a switch to change polarity so it can be used on keyboards that are set up opposite of the Casio line.
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I think that the inputs are input only..... and I also believe that the outputs are all powered outs... been awhile since I had that amp... good luck to you... you need to split the input signal at source say the mixer board or such...
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No man it's a midi keyboard, if you plug it into your computer you can hear sound through the speakers when you play notes in your daw or what have you, but other than that no you can't connect headphones to it!
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OMG, YES!!!! That's what I worried about, because really, until you actually play it you just don't know, and I've played some really crappy keyboards. Ick. I use a clavinova at my church, which is tres expensive, and I like my Casio better than it! OK, I'll stop now. But YES!
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I have this keyboard and use a Roland CM-30 Cube Monitor with it. The Cube monitor works extremely well and has a very clean and unfiltered sound (which was important for me since I play mostly classical piano). It's also great since it's actually a mini PA with 3 inputs and a preamp for use with mics and other instruments.
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It's not noticeable but it also depends how the music is being played. If you playing from a laptop that has more power then a phone and your connecting headphones on one aide and a speaker powers amp then nope.
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Anne Bothman is right. Unless your on a Casio keyboard, Casio pedals usually work in reverse of how supposed to work, because of the polarity. (it will hold when you let go of the pedal, and the sound stops when you press on it. it's supposed to work the other way). Most other brands do not have this problem, but your best bet is to get a Yamaha pedal, just in case. That way you will know for sure it's compatible.
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We have had no problem whatsoever from our piano. I would say contact Casio's directly and ask them.