Korg - KA 430
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The Korg KA 430 AC adapter is specially designed for Korg keyboards, such as the B2, B2SP, XE20, and XE20SP models. It offers 3.2A of power and a 15V DC output, ensuring stable and reliable power for your music sessions. Compatible with input voltages of 100-240V, this adapter meets your needs while ensuring safe use.
ARTICLE N° 104229
Presentation
The Korg KA 430 AC adapter is the perfect companion for your Korg instruments. With an output of 15V DC at 3.2A, it provides stable and reliable power, essential when playing.
It is designed specifically for the Korg B2, B2SP, XE20, and XE20SP keyboards, ensuring optimal compatibility.
Its ability to accept input voltages ranging from 100V to 240V makes this adapter a flexible choice for travel.
It is designed specifically for the Korg B2, B2SP, XE20, and XE20SP keyboards, ensuring optimal compatibility.
Its ability to accept input voltages ranging from 100V to 240V makes this adapter a flexible choice for travel.
Features
Exit intensity (A)
3,2 A
Voltage
15 V
Power supply
Power adapter (included)
Accessory Type
Power supply, Rechargeable battery
Other features
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Korg KA 430
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AC Adapter
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For Korg Keyboard
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Input Voltage: 100-240 V ∼ 50/60Hz
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Output Voltage: 15 V DC 48W
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Current: 3.2A
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Power: 48 W
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Polarity: Center Positive
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Connectors:
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Power Output: DC barrel connectors
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Designed for keyboards:
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Korg B2
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Korg B2SP
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Korg XE20
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Korg XE20SP
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Founded in the early 1960s by Tsutomu Katoh and Tadashi Osanai, Korg is a brand with a strong spirit of innovation, combined with a high level of quality. Over the years, Korg has continued to expand its business, and today offers an incredible assortment of products for musicians of all backgrounds, and DJs with their mixers, samplers and grooveboxes.
Today, Korg's most popular instruments include the Minilogue XD, Wavestate and Opsix, its B2, PA700 and SV-2 keyboards as well as the entire series of Volca modules.
