The power adapter of the piano should be AC/DC 21V, 1.5A.
But I can't find in a short time to buy something exactly like that, but I found this options:
- 20V, 3A or
- 24V, 3A
Can I use one of this to power the piano or it's not ok?
The power adapter of the piano should be AC/DC 21V, 1.5A.
But I can't find in a short time to buy something exactly like that, but I found this options:
Can I use one of this to power the piano or it's not ok?
The difference of 1.5A or 3A does not matter. I.e. the adapter should be at least the Amperage requested (>1.5A).
However, for the voltage, it should in principle not be exceeded. As Kokachi wrote, first try 20V.
If you dare to try 24V (not advised), you run into the risk of burning the piano's electronics. But even if not (immediately), it results in more heat, which reduces the lifetime (probably).
Also check the polarity, if needed you can easily change this by resoldering the adapter cables.
20V, 3A specifies that 3A is the max. current you can draw from that adapter. The piano may need only 1.5A at 21V. It should work with 20V. But if you are planning to use 24V,3A adapter, DC-DC buck converter might be needed to stay on the safe side.