KROME -SOUND PROBLEM
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I was informed my link is no longer working. Here is the link to the internal SD Card.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4lll0iq6fo84g ... .imgc?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4lll0iq6fo84g ... .imgc?dl=0
Korg Krome 88 and 61, Korg CX-3, Korg BX-3, Korg SV-1, Kingkorg, Leslie 122RV
I just have to say: BIG thanks to Stale, Rhall, and everyone else who made this fix possible. I just did it and it now sounds AMAZING!
I was on the fence about doing it for quite a while now, because I was worried I'd mess something up. However, it's really, really easy. Just unscrew the back, pop out the card, pop in the new one, and you're done. It's really that simple. If you're thinking about doing it, like I was: GO FOR IT (just be careful hehe).
I was on the fence about doing it for quite a while now, because I was worried I'd mess something up. However, it's really, really easy. Just unscrew the back, pop out the card, pop in the new one, and you're done. It's really that simple. If you're thinking about doing it, like I was: GO FOR IT (just be careful hehe).
Hi guys, I'm feeling really screwed here. My Krome had the same old clicks and pops with the piano and now it's shut down altogether. (System Error 216, Line 0132). Could someone please post a working link for the Krome image file (RAR)?
"Ask not what your keyboard can do for you, rather ask what you can do with it."
I have replaced second time a micro SD card. First was Hama class 10 (45MB/s read speed). I had still piano problems with this card. Few days ago my Krome was unable to boot correctly (error 216), so I decided to buy a new SD card (this time it was SanDisk 16GB SDHC-I 80MB/s fast. Now everything works fine. I hope it was the last disassembling of my Korg (35 screws brrrr).
I have tried every "solution" I can find posted on this site and others for Error 216, but have not been successful. I use the Krome 61 as the controller for all my personal recording in my recording studio...I'm totally screwed until I can get this thing fixed. Of course it just fell out of warranty so I have to find some way to fix this sucker!
I would be willing to pay someone to load a micro SD card and send it to me. I live in Portland, Oregon, USA. Is anyone able to help. I can use PayPal.
NEVERMIND...SUCCESS!!!
Tim at Synapse Audio in Portland Oregon helped me get this fixed. Good luck to anyone else with this problem!
I would be willing to pay someone to load a micro SD card and send it to me. I live in Portland, Oregon, USA. Is anyone able to help. I can use PayPal.
NEVERMIND...SUCCESS!!!
Tim at Synapse Audio in Portland Oregon helped me get this fixed. Good luck to anyone else with this problem!
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Could this be what's wrong with my damper pedal? Worked fine Friday and Saturday nothing. I don't think I changed any settings. Also I have a major difference in volumes using organ synth vs piano synth.
mpaul wrote:Hi,
You can edit piano sound with on board knobs at desired level and use damper/ sustain pedal and also use good quality dpeakers or headphones.
Bought a used Krome that was new to original owner last August and it has 'the' problem.
Is there a way to use a Mac with an SD card slot? I have a Hack with a PC side, but no SD slot - trying to avoid getting an adapter.
Anyway, both of the last posted links to the needed image are expired.
Also, I bought an ADATA microSDHC UHS-1 CLass 10 16GB, 'up to 50mb' card.
Should I return it for a Sandisk 'up to 80mb' before I get started?
Thank you in advance for current instructions.
Much appreciation.
Is there a way to use a Mac with an SD card slot? I have a Hack with a PC side, but no SD slot - trying to avoid getting an adapter.
Anyway, both of the last posted links to the needed image are expired.
Also, I bought an ADATA microSDHC UHS-1 CLass 10 16GB, 'up to 50mb' card.
Should I return it for a Sandisk 'up to 80mb' before I get started?
Thank you in advance for current instructions.
Much appreciation.
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Yeah, I also bought a Golden nearly new krome 61 from California and got Very upset because of that sound problem. But Sandisk 80 mb/s solved the issue. Still, i didn’t notice any boot up speed improvement. Maybe for the purpose of speeding up the boot i’d use Sandisk Extreme or similar.openroad wrote:Bought a used Krome that was new to original owner last August and it has 'the' problem.
Is there a way to use a Mac with an SD card slot? I have a Hack with a PC side, but no SD slot - trying to avoid getting an adapter.
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I searched the net to find the solution on a Mac, but then because of lack of time borrowed my daughters PC and finished that pretty fast with no problems. The problem dissapeared.

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Krome Img file
Hello. Can someone please post a new link for the Img file download to SD card? So far none of the links on these forums are working.
Okay, same piano problem, sd card fix applied, popping and sustain problem fixed, however one note, G4 (i think, the one under the Touchview logo) has a load of white noise when used with the sustain pedal. Switched all effects off and it is consistently there just this one key, however makes the entire piano unusable. Any ideas anyone?
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Did you do a factory Reset? Do that first.
Was that white noise also there before the fix? and the noise only happen when damper/sustain pedal is pressed on, its gone when damper is released/off? And the noise is within the piano sound or any instru. sounds??
Check your Damper pedal settings in the manual >USA_KROME_ParamG_E.pdf>page 14> just play around with the settings disable/enabled half damper, hold, splitzones etc. if any influence on the noise.
>page 109 > damper pedal settings etc.
>search word "damper"for any settings/polarity etc.
If afterall the noise only happened when damper is depressed and with any instrument sounds on only 1 key G4; then something hardware/electronics is defect inside: could be dirty contacts on the key, defect/loose/dirty solder/bad traces to/on the controller chip etc.
Try pressing the "noisy" key many dozen times if this can get rid of any dirt etc.
Was that white noise also there before the fix? and the noise only happen when damper/sustain pedal is pressed on, its gone when damper is released/off? And the noise is within the piano sound or any instru. sounds??
Check your Damper pedal settings in the manual >USA_KROME_ParamG_E.pdf>page 14> just play around with the settings disable/enabled half damper, hold, splitzones etc. if any influence on the noise.
>page 109 > damper pedal settings etc.
>search word "damper"for any settings/polarity etc.
If afterall the noise only happened when damper is depressed and with any instrument sounds on only 1 key G4; then something hardware/electronics is defect inside: could be dirty contacts on the key, defect/loose/dirty solder/bad traces to/on the controller chip etc.
Try pressing the "noisy" key many dozen times if this can get rid of any dirt etc.