CASIO Keyboard Adaptor - where to buy?

katecarbery · 12-01-2008 01:45PM #1

Hi
I got a new keyboard from Santy

and it needs an AD 5 power adaptor. Am currently using batteries as I can't find it except on amazon.co.uk who won't send electric goods to ireland..

The guy in Pete's on Dame street looked at me as if I had two heads when I asked for it.

Any ideas anyone?

Ta

Kate

Thomas_S_Hunterson · 12-01-2008 02:04PM

Just ask for a standard keyboard adaptor (9V), I'd be very surprised if it was some non standard voltage or anything. Head into one of the music shops in town like waltons/musician/perfect pitch. They'll know exactly what you want.

a lot the staff in Petes are headless chickens when it comes to anything remotely technical. They can read a spec sheet and thats about it.

steveland? · 12-01-2008 04:08PM

Have a gander at the back of the keyboard and see if it says the volts and amps.

According to Google:

The Casio AD5 lets you save the batteries for when you're away from home!
The AD5 plugs you into endless hours of playing, not to mention saves you a bundle on batteries. This high quality adapter is designed specifically for your Casio keyboard. Input: AC120V

* Input: AC120V, 60Hz, 16W
* Output: DC9V, 800mA

Ask them for the above (check the back of the keyboard too to make sure, around the jack for the adaptor)

SxE Punk · 12-01-2008 04:21PM

Thomann?

Have a gander in Waltons, the amount of ****e that you'd never think anyone would want in there is mind blowing.

Edit: are these the droids you're looking for? http://www.thomann.de/gb/casio_ad5g_netzteil.htm

crosstownk · 13-01-2008 02:26AM

Any 9VDC adapter will do (assuming it is a 9V keyboard). Just ensure that the polarity is correct.

pclancy · 14-01-2008 12:05PM

crosstownk wrote: »

Any 9VDC adapter will do (assuming it is a 9V keyboard). Just ensure that the polarity is correct.

...and would be cheaper then any of the music shops!

CASIO Keyboard Adaptor - where to buy?

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