I don’t know if you ever figured this out, but you probably need to loosen the keybed screws on the back and let the keybed slide forward ever so slightly from the body. The easiest way to do this is to put the keyboard on a carpeted floor, tilt it up so it’s “keys down,” and then loosen the two rows of screws along the back that are under the keybed. Gravity should let it fall the millimeter or so it needs, and then you can check the keys and (if the clacking is gone), tighten the screws back up.deepwell67 wrote:Well, just my Kronos LS88 back from the shop with a brand new keybed! However, now I have around 24 keys that make a lovely clacking sound when released! Won't be an issue playing in the band, but in the studio, it's not cool! Anyone have any experience with this or a solution? I will call the shop on Monday to see what they say.
Kronos LS keyboard problem - sinking keys - design problem?
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From what serial no
From what serial no has the Kronos LS got the updated keybed from factory?
You can buy a new keybed, it's calledmat_moore wrote:I'm facing the same issue on sveral keys and I noticed that the new Korg Liano has the same keybed. I'm thinking about buying one of them (about 300€) and swapping the keybed on my Kronos LS.
Anybody here tried this? I'd like to know if it's something actually doable.
Thank you all!
KG-500002181400 KEYBOARD UNIT LS B-P88W
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More key combinations that trigger this problem.
Hold down the keys for Ebm7 in second inversion (Bb Db Eb Gb).
While holding these keys down play the D natural that's in the middle of the cluster.
The D natural has lost it's velocity sensitivity.
Another: hold an Fsus chord above middle C (F Bb C).
While holding down the chord play the A key that's in the middle of the cluster.
The A has lost it's sensitivity.
This combination also triggers the problem when transposed down 2 octaves or 3 octaves.
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I just installed the new Keybed I bought from PartIsPart today - and it has the same issue - is there any solution for this issue yet ?
Thanks in advance
More key combinations that trigger this problem.
Hold down the keys for Ebm7 in second inversion (Bb Db Eb Gb).
While holding these keys down play the D natural that's in the middle of the cluster.
The D natural has lost it's velocity sensitivity.
Another: hold an Fsus chord above middle C (F Bb C).
While holding down the chord play the A key that's in the middle of the cluster.
The A has lost it's sensitivity.
This combination also triggers the problem when transposed down 2 octaves or 3 octaves.
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I just installed the new Keybed I bought from PartIsPart today - and it has the same issue - is there any solution for this issue yet ?
Thanks in advance