Brightsbane
- May 15, 2011
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Sorry that my first post is a help question but I couldn't find any specific information anywhere else.
I have an old electronic keyboard/synthesiser - Technics KN500 circa 1994 - which when played loudly, cuts power and the unit turns off. The keys are touch sensitive so the harder you press the louder the note.
It usually takes playing a big chord quite loudly for the unit to switch off. If I turn the master volume down then I can bang on it as much as I want and it stays on. Every other function of the unit works normally.
I have medium level of electronics knowledge and after opening the unit I couldn't see any obvious compent problems.
If I had a better idea of what might be causing the issue (ie. what type of componentry regulates the master volume) I might be able to narrow it down.
Thanks for reading.
I have an old electronic keyboard/synthesiser - Technics KN500 circa 1994 - which when played loudly, cuts power and the unit turns off. The keys are touch sensitive so the harder you press the louder the note.
It usually takes playing a big chord quite loudly for the unit to switch off. If I turn the master volume down then I can bang on it as much as I want and it stays on. Every other function of the unit works normally.
I have medium level of electronics knowledge and after opening the unit I couldn't see any obvious compent problems.
If I had a better idea of what might be causing the issue (ie. what type of componentry regulates the master volume) I might be able to narrow it down.
Thanks for reading.