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Thanks again. I don't feel really comfortable using glue for the reasons you mentioned. Have you had any expereince in opening up the Korg SV1 yourself?

It's exactly the same, and can be inserted into other adapters fine. Mind you, the end part is slightly smaller - the part that has broken off. Thanks!

Yep, my apologies. This thread ended up being a live update of my issues. To clarify: the second picture is recent but not identical. It turns out that the black part protruding is part of the keyboard rather than the adapter, so what's stuck in the socket is inside. Hope that helps and sorry again ...

Thanks again. I don't think the most recent photo is identical, however similar. After inspecting somebody elses photo of their headphone socket, my situation would have it stuck in there - as per the first photo. But I'm still confused: it's a 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. The headphone socket of the SV1 ...

What makes you conclude that? Wouldn't the broken parts inside the socket still be able to be removed?

Thanks for the quick response. The original adapter was definitely a 3.5mm to 1/4" adapter. I can see how it doesn't look like that on account of the fact the end part is now detatched, but it's definitely the former. I wouldn't be able to play with the inverse adapter.

Thanks for replying. Upon further inspection, I am fairly sure that the upper black plastic part came off, and is slightly protruding out of the socket. I can get a photo soon. Other adapters can now go in, but not fully, and the sound quality isn't as good as a result. Here's a photo of the adapter ...

Does anybody still have this? The original link doesn't work and awaiting a request for the Facebook group.

Hi everyone, I was using my 3.5mm to 6.35mm (1/4) adapter to play on the stereo, and when I pulled it out, the end of it was removed and remained stuck in the socket. Pic here. Initially I thought the black component was protruding, since it was wobbly, but now I fear that it's a component of the ...

So you didn't use XLR to 1/4?

Is the Apollo Twin what you currently use?

Thanks for your replies, guys!

@keyboard komuso: A wonderful track. Did you use direct XLR to XLR that resolved the issue? And what mixer do/did you have?

Cheers.

Hey everyone! I really love my Korg SV-1 but anytime when I try to record it, there is this underlying humming going on. This is not so much noticeable with computer speakers, but with certain headphones it is definitely evident. I use an Ashton MXL12FX as my mixer. It is relatievely cheap and I ...

Hey guys, I have finally got off my ass and decided to record some stuff with my Korg SV-1 and my Ashton MXl12FX (http://www.ashtonmusic.com/products/pa-equipment/item/mxl12fx), connected through one mono cable. The USB cable was about 6metres, and when the USB cable was connected to my laptop, I'd ...

Let's pretend I am pretty much a novice with the device, and I know next to nothing about connecting this up and additional items.

What would be the best way to record with the SV-1? Either with the in built sounds or sounds created on the computer with programs such as 'Reason'?

Thank you.

Hey guys, I noticed the other day when messing around with my SV-1 (which admittedly I know seldom about after browsing these forums) that the Amp Model function no longer works. Anytime I enable it, regardless of which Amp model, it plays for a split second and then disables itself - like it is ...