Usually some stand is needed and depending on what you prefer, you buy Yamaha or some other brand -here we really have a lot of choices.
I would say that at least one sustain pedal is a must have, because it makes certain things much easier.
I personally wouldn't buy KS-SW100 for keyboard. Not because it would bad subwoofer (I have no idea how good/bad it is), but simply because it's not flexible enough in connections. For example, it only has one RCA input (=mono) and so, on which keyboard output would you connect it.. L or R? Besides that, it has no low-pas filter regulation.. that means, it will just play everything what comes in... as good/bad as it can.
I think KS-SW100 is more usable for small home-cinema (if receiver has dedicated sub output).
As said, that's just my personal opinion![:)]( "Smile")
Bogdan
I would say that at least one sustain pedal is a must have, because it makes certain things much easier.
I personally wouldn't buy KS-SW100 for keyboard. Not because it would bad subwoofer (I have no idea how good/bad it is), but simply because it's not flexible enough in connections. For example, it only has one RCA input (=mono) and so, on which keyboard output would you connect it.. L or R? Besides that, it has no low-pas filter regulation.. that means, it will just play everything what comes in... as good/bad as it can.
I think KS-SW100 is more usable for small home-cinema (if receiver has dedicated sub output).
As said, that's just my personal opinion
Bogdan
Statistics: Posted by BogdanH — Tue Jan 07, 2025 9:37 pm