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Wolf Trap
by Gary E. Andrews - 01/28/23 12:50 PM
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Hello
by Spanky9 - 01/27/23 06:33 PM
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Hello
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Hi all! I'm new in this forum, and I have a cable question I hope some of you guy might help me with. I have a Clavinova CLP 120 digital piano that I want to connect to my PC/Laptop. My piano has an min-din 8-pin port. Do any of you know if it is possible to buy a cable that connects mini-din 8-pin with a USB?? I stumbled on this on EBAY: EBAY Now I don't want to fry my systems using a wrong cable, but that cable looks just about right to me. What do you think? Marty
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sorry wrong link, here's the right one: EBAY
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