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I reckon that my question is a bit odd, but I wonder if anyone here knows if it would be possible to interface a MIDI pedalboard (such as the Studiologic MP-117, for example) to a Havian 30? (Or a PA-300, for that matter, which I presume is similar?) The objective is to practice a bit my pedaling ...

I share a Havian 30 with my one year old grandson and he tends to go all crazy with the unit's myriad and highly attractive buttons instead of focusing on the piano keys, as I would want. :( I wonder if there is some way in which I could "lock" this Havian 30's control panel, so that no function at ...

Alina/Nemik: Wonderful information -- thanks!

I'm an absolute beginner in using my Havian 30, so please excuse me for making what most probably are very basic questions and perhaps not using the appropriate Korg terminology. I've noticed that the Grand Piano RX samples ( but NOT the other piano samples ) make a thumping sound when the damper ...

I wonder if any of you know if I can obtain (or purchase) somewhere a "Service Manual" for a Korg Havian 30? (I just want to fiddle a little bit with the headphones connector and I would like to have a circuit diagram to really know what I'm doing.) Thanks!

Actually, this idea of the damper pedal wasn't a good one after all. I played a little this morning to try it and --although it works as I described above-- the lack of the actual damper function in many of the STS voices (pianos and others) makes for a bad choice. I would say then, that this ...

Works like a charm: by setting the damper pedal to "STS UP" you can easily switch to the next higher STS in an instant, and going "up" from STS4 takes you back to STS1, as expected. The big "PIANO" key, however, doesn't reset the damper pedal to its normal function, which is a bit non-optimal but ...

Yes, but the Korg PA600 (and higher) PA keyboards do have the feature. I think that omitting this feature in the Havian 30 was a serious design mistake. However, it could be possible to mimic a little bit this function (I think) by setting up the damper pedal to the "STS UP" function, so that by a ...

Well, I read in an Italian-language review of the Havian 30 that yes, it's indeed a Fatar OEM keyboard and the specific model is a T100: http://www.fatar.com/Pages/TP100LR.html The Italian-language review is located at: https://tastiere.wordpress.com/2015/04/26/ritorniamo-a-parlare-di-korg-havian-30 ...

Does the Havian 30 have an "STS Mode" function that links variations and STS?

I wonder if anyone here knows if the keyboard used by the Havian 30 is made by Fatar? (Fatar is a well-known Italian company that makes all types of piano / organ OEM keyboards.) And if so, do you know which of the various models is used in the Havian 30? The following URL has a list of all the ...

Thoraldus: I don't mean to sound disrespectful at all with the following question but is this how the Havian 30's headphone connector actually works? (That is, with a mechanical device that disconnects the main speakers.) In other instruments I know (Yamaha, specifically), this is done with a little ...