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Connected piano to reciever?
A piano I'm thinking about getting has a 1/4 inch headphone jack. Now could I use a single 1/4 cable that splits into a L/R and connect that to my receiver, would that work fine for transferring the sound of the piano to my sound system?
5 Answers
- robertoLv 62 years ago
piano ought to have a headphone audio out, a 1/4,1/8 stereo plug,get an 8 ft or 6 ft RCA cable,plug rca rt & lt into reciever aux in tape in
- spacemissingLv 73 years ago
That will work well.
Use any line input (CD, tape play, aux, TV, etc.).
Adjust the volume on the piano to a low level at first
and increase it slowly until it is adequate.
- Daniel KLv 73 years ago
You need this cable:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000068O1L/ref=twister_B...
You can buy these at Guitar Center in the USA too.
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- Mr. SmartypantsLv 73 years ago
Yes, you can connect the headphone jack to Line In inputs. You might have to adjust the volume on the piano, but it will work fine.
