Can this be used for korg sp170s?
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The case is listed as being compatible with the: Korg PA-1X, SP-200, SP-300, SP-55 keyboards. The interior dimensions of 54 x 15 x 6.0" (137.16 x 38.1 x 15.24 cm) (LxWxH) can be measured against the Korg SP170s to verify compatibility.
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As long as it's 76 keys, you should have no problems. I have a Korg N264, it fits with room to spare.
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I wouldn't see why not. I've used it flawlessly with Ableton, Traktor, Reason, you name it. This is definitely one of my favorite cables.
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The E09K is just a headphone amp that has been custom built to accept the E17 like a docking station. The E17 is a D/A converter and sound processor, so you might not need it or want it depending on your intended use.
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Yes, this stand works with the Korg keyboard. It is very stable and with a 2year old running around the house and bumping into it, I've never had any trouble at all with it moving. When I play the keyboard it is quite stable. I hope this helps.
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I don't know. My daughter uses it with a piano keyboard. It performs well and she has been using it for a couple.of years. It takes a standard jack so it may work.
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Yes. Your preamp needs a switchable input, though. Or a preamp specifically designed for MC.
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I have a yamaha PSR E343, and I had to drill holes (carefully, of course), but it works fine...it has to. I contacted the mfr. and theysaid they simply could not make a stand to fit any possible keyboard. I don't believe it, and they need to find another engineer.
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Most keyboards are pretty universal with the pedal and head phone adapters. They don't come in many different sizes, especially since it is a Yamaha. I cant tell you 100% it will, But I don't see why they would change the plug for that one model keyboard. Hope that helps!
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Korg sustain pedals are usually compatible with all of Korg products. However if I were you, I'd contact Korg or go to their website, identify your instrument and see what optional accessories it offers or suggests for that "specific" Korg instrument. That's what I would do cause if I followed someone else's advice and bought the wrong thing, well - that would be on ME. :-(
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no, not with this keyboard, it only has a headphone output and an input for a sustain pedal. ok.
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I used mine on a Korg Kronos. I just looked at the manual for the N264 and it said that there was an input for a Korg Damper pedal. So my answer is a big MAYBE. Btw it is a nice pedal and on the Kronos it can do partial damping just like a real piano.
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Hi James. I've used this adapter with success and it is much less expensive than Korg's adapter. Kara Mobile High Quality US 9V 1A AC/DC Power Adapter with 4.0mm x 1.7mm Plug OMNIHIL High Quality US 9V 1A AC/DC Power Adatper, Regulated UL 4.0mm x 1.7mm Plug
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As long as your piano has a 1/4" jack output, and your computer has a USB input, yes. I use this cable to connect a MicroKORG to a Mac. The downside is that it outputs to mono. However, I'm not sure if that's just because of my setup.
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I have an M-Audio SP-2 sustain pedal, which works with the keyboard. I don't have Fruity Loops or Reason, so can't help you there.
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It has a polarity switch on it that lets it work on almost any keyboard, I use them for Korg, Yamaha, and Roland keys.
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Andriana - I am not sure. I would give Korg a call to confirm if that is possible.