can it be used with a roland stage piano
1408908
I would take my Roland in a music store and try it out. It might be worth it.
1408909
If you are playing straight cords while singing. Remember this unit picks up the instrument notes or chords and bases the vocals off of that note. If you happen to be playing a counter melody or run on the keyboard it will go with the keyboard variation.
1408910
Yes, I have tried it on many different instruments including keyboards..works just great....check for youtube videos on the GTX....
798017
I don't know if it can be used with anything other than digitech as I have not tried it with anything else. Sorry I could help.
57439
As long as I know, I had connected from a Yamaha to a microbrute and they had trigger the sounds. Since it has a midi input it should work with it
475179
The piano has a much larger range than a guitar, so playing the guitar through the Roland KC-110 should not be a problem. Roland also makes similar dedicated guitar amps called "Street". The KC-110 is an amazing little amp that really packs a wallop! Guitar amps make very poor keyboard amps, but the reverse is not true. Good luck and keep playin'.
1290108
I can not answer your question. We use it for electronic piano only - it's like any piano bench, but shorter.
415482
I've never tried that. The unit does allow 1/4 inch and one rca to be plugged into the unit. I would contact Roland directly just to be sure.
1262247
It can be used with headphones, but a conventer is needed because the audio output is not 3.5mm.There is a sustain pedal provided with the piano. You don't need to purchase an additional foot pedal.
984873
I think it should. I have a Roland FA 08 that fits petfect. However you should get the dimensions of each and make sure.
1678443
most certainly,I am using with dm5 now. decent cymbal but roland will last longer
1625366
I can't answer that specifically, but I went with the phrase "The SP-2 is a universal sustain pedal with polarity switch for compatibility with all electronic keyboards." I tried it and it works perfectly. Just plug it in. It really is so much nicer than the clunky one that came with the piano.
1282002
I'm not sure. Check with your booklet that came with your piano. I have a wk-200.
150042
Not sure.... I think it would since it's not as bulky as the Roland JP 8000. If you know the Roland and you compare your keyboard to it., I think it will fit.
1673809
This will work with any midi device with midi in/out. If your unit has midi ports it should work.
1349502
Yes it should work. I used it to add an electronic drum pad thru the Yamaha drum machine. It is basically a low powered splitter.
774915
I don't see why this wouldn't work for pianos, because it's strength well exceeds the 33,000 psi pressure that is put on the piano harp itself. I am a piano technician and I think i will try this to save money. I read the specs and they match and exceed the same wire bought at higher prices calling themselves "piano/music wire". It's all made pretty much the same, the only difference would be the carbon and strength amounts. This one seems to be like it will work just fine. I will try it and update later.
1475169
If it is on a stand (as opposed to the cabinet-type that is more like a real piano) it should work fine. If you have the cabinet-type, I don't know if it would have anything on the ends to keep it in place.
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I used mine on a Korg Kronos. I just looked at the manual for the N264 and it said that there was an input for a Korg Damper pedal. So my answer is a big MAYBE. Btw it is a nice pedal and on the Kronos it can do partial damping just like a real piano.