Ramiro,
Usually if the Midi keyboard does not have a headphone jack or a 1/4 jack
the only thing you can do is
get a cheap midi amplifier that has phones out.
If memory serves me right peavey makes one that is around 120 to 175.00
range.
This is for a small one of course.
Try calling Paragon Music, or Sam Ash.
You could also try M.A.R.S. Music (Musician and Recording Stores) as well.
All are local area calls.
Also look at Peaveys web site.
www.peavey.com/midi/kba15.html
www.peavey.com/midi
I hope this helps.
It's been a while but I use to work for both Paragon and Thoroughbred AKA
now Sam Ash.
-----Original Message-----
From: ramiro souto <rsouto@juno.com>
To: slug@owlriver.com <slug@owlriver.com>
Date: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 9:06 AM
Subject: [SLUG] Questions on a keyboard
>Hello fun seekers!
>
>I have a question on a keyboard that my daughter has.
>
>THE KEYBOARD
>It is designed to work with a computer. it has:
>1 - RS232 port
>1 - MIDI plug
>1 - DC plug (power)
>No headphone plug
>
>THE SOFTWARE
>Cakewalk for Windblows : > (
>
>MY QUESTION
>Does anyone know if there is a midi to sound converter that I can plug in
>the MIDI output of the keyboard and then amplify the sound or listen to
>it with headphones?
>Without having to use a computer!
>
>WHY
>She needs the keyboard to identify the cello notes on the keys as played.
> I do not want to make a Windblows box just for this.
>
>As always any help will be accepted.
>Ramiro Souto
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