Can this be run through a sound system via a 1/4" audio cable?
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2 ways you can do if you want to connect to external sound system although I would think it won't be necessary. The built-in amp/speaker produced an outstanding sound performance.1. Connect through USB-MIDI using USB cable to your computer or midi controller. From computer/midi controller to speaker system.2. Connect through headphone jack out. There are 2 standard headphone jack out available (large size). Find Y RCA type splitter cable to connect to your sound system.
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There are a couple different USB places, but I'm not finding anything else. I would recommend getting in touch with manufacturer though as I'm not at all tech savvy and could be missing something. Sorry I can't help more. We love the piano and it's been a purchase we are incredibly satisfied with!
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Yes, you can, but I do not recommend using the headphone jacks as suggested. There is another set of 1/4" stereo jacks (L & R) underneath that are actual line line level instead if the higher impedance level if the headphone jacks. This will give you better volume. I wrote a review and included some tips about the setup. Also make sure you speakers will be facing the piano and not behind. I have my piano against the wall at 90 degrees to my surround sound system and it doesn't sound good if connected because all the front speakers are to my right and behind me. If I placed the piano in the middle of the room it would sound good but would look bad. The built in speakers actually sound great, so no need unless you're looking for a more permanent setup for recording or on a PA system. But for living room use the speakers are great.
1419255
No it can't. The connection for this is the audio and sound jacks found on a desktop tower
448147
No, You'll need a XLR Compatible speaker or mixing device, or you could use the 1/4" Jack and adapt it down to 1/8" for ordinary Auxilary.
1337150
The mic requires 48v phantom power (most condensers do) so unfortunately won't work the way you described. For plugging straight into 1/4", try a dynamic mic.
1454909
yes, of course, you just need to cables that go from TS to 1/4" headphone jack. The speakers are powered so no amp required.
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If the soundbar connects via RCA input, I don't see why not. I used this cable to connect to a sound system, myself.
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Yes. Just plug in from the 1/4" line out to an amp. Or if you have a 1/8" to a 1/4" you can use headphones.
703401
Yes you can. Just make sure you consider cable length and position of the speakers.
2252837
You would just use the line out (RCA outputs) instead of the 1/4" headphone output.
306423
If I am understanding your question the answer would be No. There is a 1/4" plug for input signal but not for the output to the speakers.
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Yes, you'd need to adapt your PC from 1/8th inch to 1/4 inch. You'd also need to do the same on the headphones and the phone. The downside is this will only pass mono (either left or right) through it, so you'd need to combine the left/right channels prior to coming into the mixer.Essentially the mixer is designed for things that don't have left AND right, something like a guitar, it is just one signal.
995856
Yes you should be able to without a problem. We have 4 6.5" component speaker hooked up and they work great. This little amp has tons of power. Way better than expected.
1020957
This unit has a single 1/4" output. Your theater system would have to have an input made for a mic.
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Yes. We did that a few weeks ago. You do need the 1/4" to 1/8" adapter of course. But our unit had a lot of hum/hiss in it, rendering it unusable.I'm thinking that cabled versions (shielded cables) might be an option (saw them in Russia recently, ironically).But I decided this is awkward unless you have one mike per person, so I'm looking at sensitive microphones. Some seem to be able to cover large areas. For which a USB interface seems to be suggested, not plug in. Sound cards in PCs seem to not be adequate for good results, I've read - and experienced.
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Yes you can but you will need a 3.5 mm to 1/4 jack in order to do so or have studio headphones that already have the 1/4 jack.
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Hi,Thank for the question... You will only need to input one 1/4" cable into each speaker. The other one is available for output or daisy chains.
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I bought this item to use as a PA system which had a good output on a 4" speaker. I have not tried this on any other system so I can not offer a good answer at this time.