Does this work for a Casio PX-130 keyboard? Thanks!
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Mine is a Casio CT-615. I don't know how that compares to Casio PX-130, but it works very well for the one I have.
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Maybe not. My casio pedal is different wiring from my Yamaha & also generic pedal I bought, & mine are not interchangeable. Hope this helps.
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I don't know. I'm currently using it in Casio Exilim EX-Z60. Try giving a Casio a call or Google the question.
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It works well with a Casio CDP-220 but I have not used it on the Casio CDP-120.
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Per Casio and Amazon these are the only SA models this adapter is compatible with. I hope this helps and isn't just information you already had.The Casio ADE95 power supply is compatible with the following Casio keyboard models: SA-46, SA-47, SA76-, SA-77 and SA-78.
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It will work because it's standar midi device, but I don't recommend this, mine, a complete section of the keyboard stop working (8 keys). Look for a M-Audio.
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I don't really know but, it should. I got that keyboard and within a week, trashed it. It wanted to create it's own key functions while using it. None of the keys responded as they were supposed to. Ie..., the 'F' was some times, the 'H' key, none of them functioned properly at all. I should have sent it back for a refund but, it was cheap and I got what I paid for.
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This particular adapter works so well with many casio keyboards. I would check the specs on the internet or manual to see if power ratings are the same.
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I am not sure. I bought to hold aa text for practice and it sits on my little table. I don't know what a Casio key board looks like. Sorry. But I do like mine as it folds up and very portable.
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I used this with a Casio LK-230 and it worked fine. It was a good buy for the price.
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Theone: With so many variables involved, it's difficult to answer. If the desk is as long as, or nearly as long as the keyboard, then it probably will support it. However, I strongly recommend that you invest in a stable, double-x adjustable-height keyboard stand. The main problem with a desk is that its height is likely inappropriate for playing a keyboard, and you may develop serious hand and wrist problems. When you play, your elbows and wrists need to be at parallel heights, and your fingers should curve down to the keys. Yes, you could adjust the height of your chair, but this may make it uncomfortable to use your sustain (hold) pedal. You could try the Casio ARDX for under $30. I think it is probably very stable, although I've never used it. A better bet might be the Yamaha PKBZ1. This Casio keyboard is sometimes bundled with a stand and bench for a good price. Also, read my review comparing this keyboard to the Yamaha P-105.
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I do not know. We only have a CTK593. I found out which one to order off the paper work that came with the piano. It is also on the Casio website.
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This pedal should be compatible with about any keyboard. It has a switch that switches it to normally open or normally closed on actuation.
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I used it for a Casio, it is somewhat adjustable in depth. I highly recommend this stand, I was going to get a smaller one, and if a smaller one tipped over, the Casio would be toast. So instead of buying a cheap one and then an expensive one, I just bought the expensive one, which is very heavy and heavy duty. Glad I did it, hope you do too!
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May I suggest you ask either Casio or google.com It fits my KL-7000 Casio and works fine. Ben
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Yes it does. I don't currently have the Casio calculator but did have it prior to the one I have now, which is a Sharp, so I know it fits perfectly.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I do believe it will work with any keyboard with a midi connection. if your program has midi support, it should also work. This cord is pretty much just a default midi connection