WOT: Keyboard to Keyboard Amp

Way off topic but I know someone here will have the answer.

I have a Kurzweil SP76 keyboard and a Peavey KB1 amp. How do I hook these up? The Kurzweil has a Left/Right output for 1/4 TRS cables, and the Peavey has a left and right channel input for 1/4 TRS cables.

Do I just run a TRS cable from the left->channel 1, and right->channel 2? I'm obviously way new at this and I don't want to screw anything. I normally play an old-fashioned piano.

Thanks for all help.

Reply to
Michael
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The 1/4 inch outputs are "line out" so they plug directly to your "line in" connectors on your Peavy amp.

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Clare Snyder

While your keyboard is capable of putting out stereo, your amp is mono. Virtually every keyboard will put out a mono signal from its LEFT line output if you don't put a plug in the RIGHT line output. Many are even labeled "Left/Mono". So just get a standard 1/4" to 1/4" "TS" cable - a "guitar" cable - and connect the left line output of your keyboard to one of the inputs of your amp.

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Greg Guarino

Just adding a bit--the manual isn't really clear on the purpose of the multiple channels. They aren't "left" and "right", they are inputs for separate instruments--the idea is that you can plug in a couple of keyboards or a guitar and a bass or whatever and adjust levels and equalization without having to have a separate mixer.

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J. Clarke

and by centering the control and feeding both channels in there is no chance you will loose anything from one channel or the other of a stereo source. Not generally an issue from a keyboard, but definitely from a stereo recording where one instrument may almost dissapear on one channel and be full on on the other. (and can be an issue if the keyboard does any "sampling"

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Clare Snyder

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Michael

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