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I need to replace the CR2032 on an old Kronos 61. I have opened up the keyboard in the distant past, but I've forgotten how to do it. Are there any videos or documents describing how to proceed? I've seen a posting that suggested that there are step-by-step instructions in the Operations Guide, but ...

There is indeed a very small market for classic rock covers. Through the years we've played mostly at high school reunions, college reunions, and birthday parties. In constructing our set lists, we nowadays mostly try to stay away from songs that have been brilliantly performed by the artists ...

Thanks. For more than 50 years I've played keyboards in a dance band featuring covers of classic rock hits. We have not tried to duplicate the original recordings, but we strive to include any elements of the original records that we regard as essential. We have two excellent guitar players in our ...

Thank you. Very convincing. I will definitely explore this option. But despite my apparent error regarding the Byrds, I remain interested in emulating a Rickenbacker 12-string, too.

Thanks. Great sound, but not exactly what I'm looking for. What I'm hoping for (and would be willing to pay for) is not an electrified acoustic 12-string. Rather, I'm looking for a 12-string sound that resembles what the Byrds used on "Tambourine Man" or "Turn, Turn, Turn."

I'm persuaded that the advice offered here is the best available anywhere. However, as a rank beginner, I could use much more in the way of hand-holding in order to implement it. I would like to have a Kronos Combi that emulates the sound of an electric 12-string similar to what the Byrds used. I ...

Thank you. I think I get it. I'm totally persuaded that the safest way for me to use a rented Kronos is to insist on a Kronos X model (which is supposedly available) rather than a Kronos 2 (which may or may not present sound mapping issues that might or might not be easily resolved) and to take ...

This sounds like good advice, and I will follow through on your suggestion, but still I can't help feeling that you and the others on this forum are so clever and so experienced that you could all deal better than I could with any unexpected last minute glitches I might run into on the West Coast ...

Amazing to post a question and to receive so much useful feedback in such a short time. What a wonderful community this forum represents! I will do my best to follow all of your collective, informed, and experience-based advice. Also, because some of you related stories that suggest the process ...

Many thanks for your thoughtful and reassuring response.

I have an early Kronos 61-key model which I have programmed and which I use for local East Coast gigs. I have been offered a gig in San Francisco. An outfit called Studio Instrument Rentals (SIR) offers 73-key Kronos 2 and Kronos X models in San Francisco. Does anyone know if I can take a USB thumb ...

Excellent advice. Thank you.

Thank you very much!

Can anyone tell me how to create an audio CD from an Oasys song?