So I am a newbie to keyboards... is there an easy way to connect one of these Casio's to a home theater amplifier/receiver?
892515
Use the audio (mono) output on the 6000 to your aux audio input in your amplifier/receiver. Take care to balance keyboard audio with the amplifier audio, in other words, do not max out your audio output in either component. It's also good to make your connections with your keyboard audio at the lowest position, then increase your gain once the connections are made. This prevents any popping noise during the connection which could harm your speakers.
1348819
It's a midi controller, not an electric keyboard so no. You need a computer program or a synth to use with it.
203943
Yes, it will work with Casio WK200. I own that exact keyboard and bought this exact pedal. Works great.
379105
Just connect a 3.5mm to RCA cable to the back of the woofer (receiver) and set the input to analog.
206908
Probably, I don't have a Casio keyboard but the headphones have both mini and 1/4" plugs. These are the mostcommon audio connectors.
1804921
Having owned a Casio for nearly two years, I would highly recommend you do NOT buy. I've seen enough problems online from other owner and have my own to recommend you go to Yamaha or some other make. These are both electronic and mechanical in nature, but the bottom line is I no longer trust the manufacturer.
376675
Casio has different polarity than Yamaha. There are no name pedals that work with Yamaha no problem. Keep searching, is my opinion.
1117301
You should check on geekhack. There are some people on there have created different converts for old different keyboards.
1865677
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.
434148
To be honest I use the keyboard as part of my band. I have never use it for what you are inquiring about. Cannot give any advice.
914640
I believe you could. You have another input on the amp but I don't know how good quality sound for a keyboard you could get. I think it would be decent but not sure.
1442225
Connecting it to the keyboard and getting it to work with it as a remote keyboard should not be difficult at all. With out having worked with the MM6/8 myself, I can say that in the past I have found that Yamaha tends to be slightly more complicated than, lets say Korg or Roland. (I sold professional keyboards and software for more than ten years.) Don't be surprised if there is not a slight learning curve to get it to perform program changes and such. The Vortex has been the easiest keytar I have ever worked with and I use it almost exclusively in my studio set up due to lack of space for a larger controller. It is a great purchase. Connecting it to the keyboard and getting it to work with it as a remote keyboard should not be difficult at all. With out having worked with the MM6/8 myself, I can say that in the past I have found that Yamaha tends to be slightly more complicated than, lets say Korg or Roland. (I sold professional keyboards and software for more than ten years.) Don't be surprised if there is not a slight learning curve to get it to perform program changes and such. The Vortex has been the easiest keytar I have ever worked with and I use it almost exclusively in my studio set up due to lack of space for... » Read More Connecting it to the keyboard and getting it to work with it as a remote keyboard should not be difficult at all. With out having worked with the MM6/8 myself, I can say that in the past I have found that Yamaha tends to be slightly more complicated than, lets say Korg or Roland. (I sold professional keyboards and software for more than ten years.) Don't be surprised if there is not a slight learning curve to get it to perform program changes and such. The Vortex has been the easiest keytar I have ever worked with and I use it almost exclusively in my studio set up due to lack of space for a larger controller. It is a great purchase. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. The amplifier has the outputs for four instruments or whatever else you want to connect. I haven't connected any instruments as of yet. I have only connected laptops and a kindle fire. Will be trying a keyboard later though. It's a great buy. I'm satisfied with the sound for the price.
859530
Yes you can, but don't expect the sound will be good as it should be since it wasn't designed for keyboards.
1664
If you haven't already, you should go to the Casio site to see what cable is compatible with your specific device.
1282000
I would think Casio products work with all Casio's. Just don't mix Yamaha with Casio as the polarity can be different.
1491829
I'm using one right now. The media keys for next/last track, play/pause, stop, and mute all work. The volume knob doesn't, nor do the programmable keys along the top above the function keys. I like the way the keyboard types and I don't use those other keys at all so it isn't much of a detriment to me. I do wish the volume knob worked but that's about it.