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#2027402 - 02/05/13 11:42 AM
Re: Thank you Mike Martin for the PX5S
[Re: anotherscott]
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Registered: 10/05/12
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Loc: Los Angeles, California
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One thing that's nice about the newer external power supplies that Casio uses is that they are not "wall warts" -- instead they are the "lump in the middle" style, with a removable power cord of common design. It would be cool if the power supply were small enough to fit in the battery compartment. (And you could even cut a hole for the power cord itself.) If you could leave it in there, you'd never worry about leaving it behind! I doubt it will be quite that small, though. (There would also be the question of whether the power supply, if operated so close to the electronics, might induce any hum/buzz problems in some situations.) Good idea about it fitting in the battery compartment. But in reality, Casio made a good choice by doing it the way they did. First, internal power supplies get hot (heat damages electronic components) and/or shortens their life. Second, internal power supplies add considerable weight compared to the rest of the internal parts. Third, without extra shielding (more material/weight) hum could be introduced. Fourth, if anything goes wrong with an internal power supply you need to take the entire unit in for repair.
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#2027406 - 02/05/13 11:50 AM
Re: Thank you Mike Martin for the PX5S
[Re: Rhodie73]
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Registered: 03/26/10
Posts: 203
Loc: Virginia, USA
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I will take an inline power supply any day. To me its an acceptable compromise. Its the wall warts I absolutely detest. I keep the power supply in the case, I never forget to bring it. Unlike the damper pedal!
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#2027416 - 02/05/13 12:06 PM
Re: Thank you Mike Martin for the PX5S
[Re: Mike_Martin]
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Registered: 10/05/12
Posts: 19
Loc: Los Angeles, California
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The fact that it can use batteries should also mean that if you're using AC power and for some reason the power goes out (someone walks near the cord and knocks it loose), the batteries should kick in right away, acting as a UPS. Not sure if they implemented it this way but if they did, that's a huge plus during a public performance!
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#2027512 - 02/05/13 03:07 PM
Re: Thank you Mike Martin for the PX5S
[Re: PianoManChuck]
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Registered: 12/07/09
Posts: 3974
Loc: Northern NJ
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-- instead they are the "lump in the middle" style... "Rat in the snake"
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#2033438 - 02/14/13 11:09 PM
Re: Thank you Mike Martin for the PX5S
[Re: Rhodie73]
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Registered: 07/31/12
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Loc: Mt View, CA
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If you punch "casio px-5s" into google, it is listed for pre-order for just $999.
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