would these be good to use with a digital keyboard? Is the sound dynamic and the volume loud enough?
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I not only use these to listen to instruments through a pre-amp (Korg N5 keyboard, electric and acoustic guitars, bass) but also as a "Monitor" for recording and digitizing tracks mixed with my mixing/mastering software, and while recording as a "monitor" when microphones are in use so that background "playback" tracks I am plaing along WITH don't get "ghosted" on the new recorded track... (if any of THAT makes any sense! lol!) ANYWAY... I have found them to be EXCELLENT and a great value for the price. You may be able to find better, but you'd be hard-pressed to actually HEAR a difference, and you'd pay a WHOLE LOT MORE. More... I think anything more expensive than these wonderful headphones is going to put you up against a "point of diminishing returns." (You could pay more but you wouldn't necessarily GET more for it.)
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They will work with anything that has a standard 3.5mm or 6.35mm audio jack (6.35 with incl. adapter). These are NOT for audiophiles, as the 900mhz range is filled with noise from other devices, and the tuning of these headphones is not as exact as one might hope. Sometimes, when I'm tuned in nicely, if I turn my head I get static. That might be from other devices I have, because if I walk 20 to 50 feet away, I get none, no matter how I'm positioned. So yes, they will work with your computer and keyboard. Audio range is 22 - 19500 Hz per specs here: http://en-de.sennheiser.com/wireless-headphones-stereo-rf-rs-110-ii
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I've been useing them with my computer and tv and have found they work really well without messing with the sound or volume. Hope this helps.
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I use them every day with my laptop at home and my terminal at work. If you have a standard headphone or speaker port on your computer, they will work with it.
2207456
Yup. I use them frequently with my PC. Just plug the USB and microphone jack in and you are good to go.
804126
As long as you're not looking for booming bass, they should be plenty loud enough, imo
509970
Yes, they work great , far end user dos not hear any background noise ,(as keyboard typing )
2227395
I don't know that they are 'recommended' per any professional reviews, but since the bass on these is not as strong as the AKGs I have, they would work well for music that does not utilize extremely low frequencies as heard in underground electronic music with 808 or rap/pop.
1053219
That depends on if you are using drums or not. These speakers aren't really designed for high volume but if you're just wanting to have a small jam session then they would be adequate.
2256998
I use the K10's for a live band frequently. the keyboard sound is clear and crisp. You get enough depth from those low notes as well. Fantastic choice
2002637
They're more in between. Definitely more substantial than laptop keys as they're also a little thicker, but much shorter than a mechanical keyboard. Try them for yourself :)
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I would think so. I've used them for movies and such. You have to mess around with the volume because dialogue tends to get muddy, though. But once you get it set they work well for movies so I'm assuming they will work well for gaming.
592344
Sorry, I'm not a gamer. The sound is excellent with all sorts of music, including very loud and very full such as a large orchestras playing very loudly with crashing percussion, so my best guess would be they would be good for gaming too. They don't have a separate bass which some other sets have, so (again I'm guessing) if you're looking for really loud thumps and things like that, a set with a separate bass may better achieve it. Hopefully a gamer will chime in.
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They come with a 1/4" adapter, so they should work with anything that has a standard headphone or phono jack on it. I think almost all Yamaha digital pianos have headphone jacks on them, so these should work with your keyboard.
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Yes, but they dont have any wait or repeat options. So the only thing theyre good for is things like programming texts. Like passwords. This is NOT a good programmable keyboard for gaming macros. Buy any logitech one for that.
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They sound good beside an iMac, so I assume if you balance them correctly, they'll sound good on one too.
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Yes, they are decently soft, not very soft. They are not quiet. But not the rickety sound that old keyboards make.I seem to understand your question. This is a decent keyboard for the price, but if you are looking at a very comfortable, soft key keyboard that's really quiet, this is not it.