Will this pedal work with a casio WK-220?
442700
The answer is yes! It works very well. The petal can be placed exactly where you are comfortable with it. It is heavy so it stays put, it does not slide around, and it is large enough to accommodate the front half of your foot. It works perfect.
442701
From the materials I have read, it appears that this will work on most Casio's but I'm no expert on this. Does the WK-220 have an assignable jack 'hole' in the back of the keyboard? This is where the pedal jack inserts.
114016
I use mine with a casio phone. The only complaint has been that the mike is to sensitive at times.
867503
My advice to any question about a Casio keyboard is stay away from them. I found numerous people with problems seeking help but couldn't get it. Their repair service is third party. Mine was a G-note that no longer sounded correctly, something to do with the hammer action. I had sent in my warranty registration for a two-year period and they had no record of it. I would go with Korg or Roland.
203942
It most likely will work. As long as it's Casio, it should be built to work with other casio products. (With yamahas, korgs, and most other major brands, it'll work the opposite way from how it's supposed to work).
2261305
no - you are smart to ask! Only the philips software works with the philips pedal.
894186
I really don't know. I have the KL-100. You might check the Casio website. It would probably tell you. If I had saved the package, it might tell you there, but I didn't save it. Sorry, no help.
1874135
Yes, you can. The Wk-225 comes with quite a few preloaded organ voices. In addition, with Casio's data manager program (available for free on the Casio website), you can connect your keyboard to your computer via USB and add and delete voices, songs and rhythms as you wish. For a fuller listing of the WK-225's features, I suggest you download the PDF of the user manual. Simply Google "manual for Casio WK-225" and it should be the first link.
1573021
Apparently so. The Casio ADE95 power supply is compatible with the following Casio keyboard models: SA-46, SA-47, SA76-, SA-77, SA-78, LK-120, LK-125, LK-127, LK-160, LK-165, LK-240, LK-247, LK-280, CTK-240, CTK-245, CTK-1100, CTK-1150, CTK-1200, CTK-2080, CTK-2300, CTK-3200, CTK-4200, WK-220, WK-225, XW-P1, XW-P1GD, XW-P1CO, and XW-G1.
616227
Yes, it have it, I purchased this sustain pedal, and works fine with the keyboard Yamaha FC4 Piano Style Sustain Pedal: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002F52EW
1221395
Your best bet would be to find one with the correct specs, I have a bp200 and only the correct power adapter would allow the pedal to function correctly
1720842
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.
566170
I do not know. I have a Kurzweil keyboard. I suggest calling Yamaha on their 800 # and asking. However, I think it's pretty universal, so long as you have a quarter inch input for a pedal.
1499047
It does not come with a pedal. but a pedal can be attached with a Sustain Jack. You need to go to the Casio website: Http:/world.casio.com/ to see available Accessories. Be sure you buy an Ac Adapter (to save money on batteries)The casio phone number is "888-866-2025"
861187
I have a CDP-130 and this stand was NOT compatible with my keyboard. I believe it is only compatible with certain Casio PX models. I ordered it and after assembling it, I realized it didn't fit. Plus, it cost me $27 to ship it back! I wouldn't risk it.
1764144
Yes the Casio ADE-95 Keyboard Power Supply works perfectly with the Casio SA-76-44 Keyboard. But the batteries power it up fine!
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.
1813496
I have no idea as I don't have a Casio HR-TM calculator. Contact the company to see what they fit.