can headphones be connected directly to this piano?
1437659
No. This device does not even make sound of it's own. It must be connected to some other device (Sound module, synthesizer or computer) that does make sound. Headphones are connected to the sound-making device.
1437660
It's a MIDI controller. Sounds do not come directly from the device. It needs to be plugged into a computer or a likewise device. So, no, there is no headphone slot.
1437661
No! This unit does not have any sound modules. It is only a controller for other midi instruments. It must create it's sounds through them.
2048054
Not by itself. it is a MIDI controller and not a playing keyboard. That means that, even if it is operating under it's own driver software, you will still need to plug your earphones into your computer's earphone jack to cut any "outside" audio.
1852499
It doesn't have a midi input, but if your piano has a 1/8" output the amp should work fine.
224869
The piano has two 1/4 inch jacks on the front left, below the keys. With a 3.5mm to 1/4 inch adapter you should be able to use most headsets. I bought a Koss set and it came with the adapter.
492681
Yes you can. There is a 3.5mm heaphone jack (the standard headphone jack size) that plugs directly into your phone.
663971
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.
2150402
The compatability depends upon the fit between the male jack at the end of the headphone wire and the input female jack on the piano. A readily available adapter connection between the two can overcome a mismatch. The sound quality is your decision.
2184882
That was my biggest question. Yes you can. Just need a headphone-to-RCA cable/adapter, and that plugs into your headphone jack
870424
No. It's the old connector. It does have an auxiliary input though so you could connect to the headphone jack.
306742
This is a midi interface, you need to connect this to a "brain" that can be a computer or even an ipad or iphone with the correct usb cable. Remember, without a computer this is only a device with a set of piano like keys that won't make any sound.
2116464
These headphones will work with the headphone output of any device, with the adapter. But the feature of turning off the external speakers when you plug in a set of headphones is a feature of the device (in this case, a digital piano) and not the headphones. To learn if this is a feature of your device, read the manual, or insert any headphones or similar plug into the headphone output. If the speakers turn off for that, then they'll turn off for these Yamaha headphones as well.
324122
No, you can't. However, you can connect this electronic piano to your laptop and plug your headphones into laptop to listen the music.
2145099
They are called Yamaha headphones for keybaords, your answer is in your question. LOL
1915163
You would need a way to connect it, the input is just a headphone jack but other than that Ya it'd work fine
2116466
I don't have a Yamaha digital piano. However the standard plug size for keyboards is 1/4". The headphones come with a 1/4" adaptor that fits easily onto the 1/8" plug. Most headphones are 1/8" inch and most "studio" headphones come with that adapter. If you lose it you can get another at radioshack. I actually don't like the RH5MA as much as my Sony MDR-7506 Headphones, so they are sitting in the closet right now. To me the RH5MA sound bassy or sort of muffled in comparison. Have a nice day.
2093053
not directly at all. They connect through ure PC or laptop of which u must have a dj software like virtual dj to use it
467562
There is a headphone jack port that you can use to hook up to the sound system. Not sure how well it would work though. I have not tried that myself. I usually hook it up to my peavy keyboard amp.