Chienmortbb Posted yesterday at 18:05 Posted yesterday at 18:05 Is there a common connector used by all standards and makes of keyboards? Quote
Woodinblack Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago In general most keyboards will have one (or two if stereo) ¼" jack sockets. Quote
nilebodgers Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago Some low-end electric pianos only have a headphone socket. Plugging headphones in mutes the internal speakers, so a stereo jack to 2x mono jack adaptor allows even those to be connected to a PA. Quote
Chienmortbb Posted 3 hours ago Author Posted 3 hours ago 19 hours ago, Woodinblack said: In general most keyboards will have one (or two if stereo) ¼" jack sockets. Unbalanced TS or balanced TRS? Quote
Woodinblack Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, Chienmortbb said: Unbalanced TS or balanced TRS? Unbalanced TS. Can't think of any keyboards that used balanced, however handy that would be. Thats for all time, so from the moog modulars* in the 60s up to the latest. Even with other things changing, it is one thing you can rely on (apart from those tiny sockets on modern modules with the mini jack midi and output) * to be fair, I guess moog got a bulk discount on jack sockets with the modulars. Quote
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