Will it work on an electric Suzuki piano (same cord but says 120 V 1A) does that mean I have to find a 1A cord or does this 15A cord work fine?
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1A and 15A stand for amps, your unit draws 1 amp, so anything with 1 amp or larger would work. This cord is rated at 10 amps.
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Per Page 3 of the Owner's Manual, "The AVR 1510 has been designed for use with 120-volt alternating current (AC). The AVR 151 has been designed for use with 220 - 240-volt AC. I think you'd need to use AVR151 for your application. Regards SP
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To enhance the previous two answers: Everything you plug in will be running on 120 V, drop the "high voltage" term. A 15 amp capacity translates to 1800 Watts so limit your plug-ins to that. Some things surge on startup (motors and incandescent bulbs) so you may want to derate below the 1800 W. If you have sensitive or expensive things to plug in you might consider mapping your circuits, breaker box to each outlet, avoid placing your toys on noisy circuits with things like hair dryers, motors, dimmers, etc. and spread to different circuits.
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You would need the proper adapter. I have used adapters over seas in the Middle East but I'm am not totally sure if they run on the same voltage. A Japanese DJ would be your best source to fully answer your question. I hope I helped a little bit. Good luck.
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If the owner's manual for the PSRE 343 keyboard does not specify the model of power adapter to use, I would contact (call or email) Yamaha and ask.
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120v is 120 volt 60 cycle. This is made for the United States. I Lived in Japan for over 20 years. Japan is 100v. Part of Japan is 50 cycle and part of Japan is 60 cycle. I lived in Miyagi-ken which was 50 cycle. This would work in Japan but eventually the motor would burn out. It would work alright from Tokyo south. It will not work most of Europe, the voltage is different.
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It should work with anything that is midi capable. it is not a very good midi cord though. On my M Audio Oxygen keyboard it only lets me use the keys I can't use pitch bend or anything else. I also did not get the cord they show in the pictures. I would recommend finding a better cord.
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I had to buy an AC adapter. Go online with Yamaha.com to get get specifications on correct AC adapter.
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In the manual...you can select either.23 VOLTAGE SELECTOR (For Asia and General models)The voltage selector switch on the bottom panel of this unit must be set for your local main voltage BEFORE plugging this unit into the AC main supply. Voltages are: 110-120/220-240 V AC, 50/60 HzOwners Manual link...http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/speaker-systems/subwoofers/yst-fsw150_black__u/?mode=model
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This unit will not work for you.It is 120 V and has electronic circuitry in it which will not tolerate just a different plug.
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Wow, I have no idea. Doubtless Yamaha makes both types, but I'm in the States, so naturally mine is 120 v.
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It would work with any ten holes harp. I just have a Suzuki as different grande from hohner,mand it fits perferct. I think it runs with all DIATONIC (ten holes) harmonicas
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Kahmun L: The short answer is Yes. The 1512 uses a Singer 15 bobbin. The 15J bobbin will work with a machine that takes a 15 bobbin, but a 15 bobbin will not work in a machine that takes a 15J bobbin. There are slight dimensional differences between the 15J bobbin and the 15 bobbin. Interestingly, the 15 bobbin in infinitely more common than the 15J bobbin. The 15 bobbin is ubiquitous where you have to look for the 15J. Good luck Kahmun L.
782308
Works with anything that isnt motorized... The difference in hz will burn out a blinder or something the same. I'm using mine with my 220v Marshall amplifier. Works great.
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My motor came with a 120 volt connection so you will have to connect 120v directly to the 120v connection
965855
As DS-1H is Korg, it should work without any extra configuration. I have a different model of keyboard, but I think, your piano must have a Global settings or something similar. There you can find the damper pedal configuration. Select the right polarity to have the correct response. I hope it helps.
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Yes and very well. It's the reason I bought it. It works well on my old upright piano and would be fine for a spinet. Also, since I couldn't find a 60 watt bulb of the specified kind, I found 40 watt does just fine.