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...however I must disagree with part of your statement... If KORG is aware of a manufacturing issue, at first they should remove the faulty product from market and secondly it should communicate to their customers about this issue and encourage them to take the instrument to their retailer for ...

I'm not sure if KORG is aware of this or not, but they should fix this permantly, or replace faulty instruments to people experiencing this issue... I encourage everyone having this issue to let KORG know about it and contribute to a permanent solution: Here is the official LS page, you can add a ...

Late to the party here... I started Googling when my 3 yr old LS started developing the same problem & lo & behold I found this thread. I'm not handy enough to fix it on my own. I'm hoping to wait until there's a hole in my schedule before taking it in for repair since my repair shop is a few hours ...

DCMUSIC3 wrote:
My advice would be to contact the dealer that sold you the unit. They should notify the local distributor to organise a new keybed for you.

The design of the key springs has been modified.

Good luck, mate.

PM sent.

DCMUSIC3 wrote: A few weeks after making this video I received a new keybed.

More details to come.

If Korg is covering that, I'd sure to know before I plop down $200 for the 4 keys on my LS that need to be replaced.

Late to the party here... I started Googling when my 3 yr old LS started developing the same problem & lo & behold I found this thread. I'm not handy enough to fix it on my own. I'm hoping to wait until there's a hole in my schedule before taking it in for repair since my repair shop is a few hours ...