[QUOTE]Originally posted by Kenneth Gundersen:
[B] Can't you just connect your KN7000 to the Tyros (line out/aux in), and let it sound through the Tyros?

Ken, Sorry, but I only use one keyboard at a time. Using both is too much for my little mind.

Jhon C.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bruno123:
[B][QUOTE]Originally posted by Kenneth Gundersen:
[B] Can't you just connect your KN7000 to the Tyros (line out/aux in), and let it sound through the Tyros?

Ken, Sorry, but I only use one keyboard at a time. Using both is too much for my little mind.

Thank you, John C.

Hi John

For me it was narrowed down to 2 choices, the Roland KCW1 or the Logitech z5500 sub.

I almost bought Uncle Dave's Roland KCW1 sub, but at 50 pounds, I knew it wasn't going to be for me. Donny Pesce bought it instead.

While I know in the realm of subs, even 50 lbs is pretty light, but I am very careful of what and how I lift at the present.

I use the sub only from the Logitech z5500 with powered JBL Eon G210's.

All I do to hook up the sub is to plug it into the headphone jack on my Tyros. The JBL's either go straight from the Tyros or sometimes I use an UB802 Behringer stereo mixer for some more headroom.

The z5500 sub weighs only 34 pounds and measures about 13 inches square. It is 188 watts RMS. It has a 10" speaker and this sub kicks out sound like you wouldn't believe. I don't use the satellite speakers at all. If a person would really want to rattle the roof, just hold down on the volume control on the remote control and it goes into boost mode. Believe me, I'd never need to go full blast with this sub.
http://www.zzounds.com/item--ROLKCW1
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,CRID=2,CONTENTID=9486

Best
Scott

The z5500 system runs about $350.

John
I have bought from these people before.Good to deal with,and the best price.
http://www.compuplus.com/insidepage.php3?refer=pricegrabber.com&id=1003159

I have set the sub outs on my KN7 to another amplifier.
I have two active speakers (their own amplification) and I wanted to use a third amp for the drums and bass.

I did it, no problem?until I loaded another song, they subs turned to off again. My question is, ?how do I save the sub out settings??

Technicsplayer was good enough to inform me that the sub settings are saved with the current panel memory. Great?but I soon realized that every one of my set-ups and songs have to be resaved to keep these sub settings.

Is there another way?

Thanks, John C.

I have set the sub outs on my KN7 to another amplifier.
I have two active speakers (their own amplification) and I wanted to use a third amp for the drums and bass.

I did it, no problem?until I loaded another song, they subs turned to off again. My question is, ?how do I save the sub out settings??

Technicsplayer was good enough to inform me that the sub settings are saved with the current panel memory. Great?but I soon realized that every one of my set-ups and songs have to be resaved to keep these sub settings.

Is there another way?

Thanks, John C.

Hi John
I think it unnessary to bother with the subouts with a subwoofer.
Bernie

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bernie9:
[B]Hi John
I think it unnessary to bother with the subouts with a subwoofer.
Bernie

Bernie, Where would plug the woofer into, I use both outputs for my two JBL's.
John C.

John
I forgot you didn"t use a mixer.Here is a good one http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/630156/
,or a Y cable from your mono out might work with a powered sub.You would have to consider relative volume,however,and a mixer might be better suited for the task.

The best choice IMHO is a Bose PAS. I took the plunge, and am confident in having the best vocal and instrument sound available at any price.