Privia PX-S7000 audio in

[EuroGuybrush]

Hey folks!!

 

I'm looking into buying a Privia PX-S7000 (in love with the design), but I have notice that there is only a "mic in", and no stereo audio input.

 

Is there anyway to get a stereo signal into the speakers other than bluetooth? is it possible to use a basic class compliant USB midi/audio interface on the USB A port instead of the bluetooth module?

 

I want to be able to connect an external midi sound module to the Privia for composing and I don't want latency.

 

Thanks in advance!

[Brad Saucier]

Unfortunately Bluetooth is the only way to send a stereo signal to the internal speakers. 

 

Note that MIDI on the PX-S7000 is USB-to-host only.  A host is required to connect to other MIDI instruments.  

[EuroGuybrush]

Thanks so much Brad. This completely clarified my question! hopefully my use case becomes a feature for next iteration!  

[Brad Saucier]

I would suggest external monitors.  While the internal speakers are good, high quality external monitors will yield even better sound quality both from internal sounds and external.