If I connect this unit BETWEEN keyboard and amp would it give extra power to my 100 W amp? Should I expect any sound color change and/or hum/hiss? I have headphone out from Casio keyboard connected via professional grade cable with 100 w amp, after...
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You can use this on a non headphone output like the rgular L/R out on the Casio. It will give headphone port like amplification and maybe a little more. Very very clean reproduction with a full EQ range (20-20,000kHz). Never thought of using it like the scenario you mentioned. Pretty clever. This unit yields a cleaner sound than Headphone out, as long as you connect it to the L/R (or L for mono), and not the Headphone out.
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Unfortunately, that is a difficult question to answer. The amp has two inputs--one for a standard guitar cord (large plug) and one for another device like an mp3 player or laptop (small plug). Only the large plug accesses the special effects; the small plug sends the signal through unaffected. There are also four amp settings, customized for guitars (2 electric, 1 acoustic, 1 base). I'm not sure what a keyboard would sound like through those settings. Sorry I could not be more help.
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I use this with my Guitar set ups. Have had a Peavey 120 watt Tube amp and multiple pedals and effects on it and no issues plus clean sound no AC Hum etc. Great Product
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I believe you could. You have another input on the amp but I don't know how good quality sound for a keyboard you could get. I think it would be decent but not sure.
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A simple way would be to run a cable from your headphone output on the front of the keyboard to the amp input. Minimize volume from keyboard and let the amp do the work
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Whaaat?? 19Watt what?? This is a Bass Guitar Amplifier. If you have a 19watt Bass then yes it will for a few minutes then you'll blow the amp's preamp out. Sorry but that's an ignorant question.
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No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard... » Read More No. The KC-110 has three channels. One channel accepts a mono mic input. The other two have inputs for left and right, so a keyboard with a stereo output, like my Yamaha, can be plugged ito the amp using a splitter cable that splits the 1/4" stereo output to (2) 1/4" mono inputs; one for left and one for right. It sounds like you're going the other way. If your guitar has two mono outs, using two cables will work. You can plug both cables into one channel, or one cable into two channels so you can control the volume of each independently.Remember, this is a Keyboard amp, so there's no over-drive... « Show Less
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Probably a ground loop. I don't usually have an issue until we plug in the keyboard to a PA and the midi input at the same time. Then I get a noise. Fix plug the keys into the midi port only.
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Hi, basically this model only works as a midi controller, you either connect your sound module, laptop, iPad ... What I do is connect it to a keyboard synth, with a midi air by Maudio, which is completely wireless, then straight to an amp, any further question, just let me know
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The headphone and monitor output is powered through the USB connection by the computer. I can't speak to the output wattage. I run the output through a mixer and into powered speakers. Sorry for the delay in my answer. I have been travelling a lot here recently. I use Sonar also. I haven't had any compatibility problems.
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I do not know what the power requirements of a M-Audio Oxygen 61 keyboard are. I would suggest looking at the wattage rating of your keyboard and compare it to the supply power. My guess it that you will want a larger supply...perhaps at least 5 amps. The good news is that if you short the supply out most, if it is a switching supply, will merely shut down with no damage to the supply. So if you have a switching supply, you can briefly test it and check for heat (and smoke)
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It works wonderfully with an MM input. I have mine on an SL 1200 running into a Technics SU-7300 phono input and it works like a champ. If your amp or receiver"s phono input is even halfway decent you will be happy. No MC input required.
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Yes, I have it plugged into a small 4 channel mixer that is connected to a keyboard amp and it works fine.
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Depends what instrument. Keyboard has a plug-in. Electric guitar you plug-in your amp.
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I have this keyboard and use a Roland CM-30 Cube Monitor with it. The Cube monitor works extremely well and has a very clean and unfiltered sound (which was important for me since I play mostly classical piano). It's also great since it's actually a mini PA with 3 inputs and a preamp for use with mics and other instruments.
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No. I have no problems with the signal on this cable. Turn up the volume on the device to a high level and adjust the volume knob on your amp, assuming you've got a volume knob on your amp. It's a wonderful cable, I've got one on my sub and one on my speakers. Both from my PC, and both carrying signal very well. I don't have to set the gain high on my sub amp to hear it and I don't have to set the volume high at all on the speakers to get sound. You're good to go.
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You will kill the speaker. Bass also needs more watts than a guitar. I highly recommend a dedicated bass amp. Re keyboard you can get away with one amp for both keyboard and guitar but again a dedicated keyboard amp will give you the best sound.