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You could be in danger of damaging your Bose.
I know people do it all the time,but I would never connect from keyboard to PA through headphone out.

It's not meant for that.I don't know why people do this.
Why make left and right outs at all.

Ditto, ....I agree the signal many times is TOO Hot ...
use the "OUTS"

Plenty of headphone output attenuators out there...

I actually use my G70's headphones output to feed a pair of Mackie self powered hotspots. That way, even if the band PA is mono, or not enough auxes to give me L+R back in stereo, I can still monitor myself in lovely, lovely stereo (and blend in the band sends on other input channels).

Now the Bose apparently has no input attenuation (yet another strange oversight when it comes to Bose connectivity), but you can go to Radio Shack and get a headphone attenuator (something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Koss-155954-VC20-V...hone+Attenuator ) and your problems are solved.

That way is OK to go Diki.But,why would anyone use only headphone out instead L&R outs.

I believe the volume knob on the Compact is attenuation. I know if you turn it up too far, you get overload signal.
DonM

Most of the powered speakers like the Bose Compact and keyboards now are designed to accept headphone level signals (e.g. iPods, mp3/cd players, etc).

Well Diki is using it to feed his HotSpot monitor while the L&R outputs feed to the main.

And many mid to lower end arranger keyboards ( including Yamaha ) don't have L&R line outs, they just have headphone output.

Use which ever outs you have.But,why would you use headphone out when there is left and right outs?

Does your Bose havve aux outs??