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PROBLEM SOLVED Hi all - I feel like a bit of an idiot - I actually have an old Korg EXP 2 Expression pedal attached to the Kronos. It doesn't get much use and its a bit creaky! Anyway pressing the pedal up and down a few times and then making sure it is all the way up has solved the issue - the ...

Hi I'm having a problem with a strange echo-ey sound to all sounds on my 1-year old Kronos 88 keyboard. Its like the keyboard is getting confused by some sort of patch change/reset message and then there is that problem with the sounds - a weird dopplering/echoing/phasing sound or something - its a ...

Hi milkojnr
Thanks for the reply
The only thing that worries me about that is that the Australian KA165 supplies 3 amps whereas the USA supply KA173 supplies 4.2 amps and I'm worried that the USA rack will then not have enough power or be stressed in some way.
What do you think?
Cheers
Volker

Hi Sandager Yes, I ended up buying a step-down transformer box just to be on the safe side. So, for the record, the box I bought "steps down" the voltage from the house (240 volts) to the voltage required by the USA Korg Power Supply (110 volts). I plug the Triton Rack into the USA Korg Power Supply ...

Hi Thanks for answering. Yes, I am getting a step down transformer. I also own a Korg Karma (bought here in Australia). Apparently it uses the same power supply that the Triton Rack was supplied with when it was sold here in Australia (model KA165). But I am about anxious about using the Australian ...

Hi Does anyone know if I can use a Triton Rack purchased in the USA (110 volts) in Australia (240 volts) just straight, as is, or do I need a step-down transformer? I have read in these forums that the Triton keyboards all have a universal power supply that senses the incoming voltage and switches ...