pa900 locking up with several notes playing on one key

musiccankill · Post by **musiccankill** » Wed Aug 22, 2018 1:59 pm

Lets keep posting on one post..
The cpu/dsp in pa is suited for medical , automotive , security and other uses..
I doubt anybody would use a bad IC for these uses...
And think about that too.
The keyboards that work versus the ones that have failed due to bad manufacturing are less than 1-2% .
This is way more than acceptable and it happens on anything made worldwide , not just korg pa arrangers with dm3725 main processor...
Call it fridge, washing machine, car , tv, elevator, industrial things , whatever you can think of...
I m closing my point here summarizing that in my opinion the keyboards korg produces are well built, with hardware that corresponds and exceeds the power needed to accomplish the functions they have been programmed for , having bugs that get ironed out.Also i think korg is the only company that takes seriously the feedback from their customers and do something about it...
Most recent example, in pa700/1000 , the dual button (autofill+var) was not a feature in the first os versions and after our demand , they added it back to the next release...

rbwright · Post by **rbwright** » Mon Aug 27, 2018 6:44 pm

As much as I enjoy watching everyone insult
each other, I gather there is no fix. Korg is strangely silent on this

alfredokiwi · Post by **alfredokiwi** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 8:46 am

rbwright wrote:As much as I enjoy watching everyone insult
each other, I gather there is no fix. Korg is strangely silent on this

Buy a new keyboard don´t bother to find a solution. In the USA the Pa900 is a bargain with 0% interest rate you are not wrong, go for it.

nitecrawler · Post by **nitecrawler** » Sun Sep 09, 2018 11:30 am

rbwright wrote:As much as I enjoy watching everyone insult
each other, I gather there is no fix. Korg is strangely silent on this

So you have tried to contact them directly, right? This Forum is a lot of things, but not a way to formally contact the manufacturer. Personally, I would take your "$3000" keyboard in to a qualified repair facility and get some real answers.