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Hi
I have an old Technics PX-22 digital piano. Everything works fine, except that the lower octaves are noticeably flat. I bought it second hand and don't have a manual, but I can see that one of the voicing buttons has "Piano tuning" written under it in light gray, suggesting that there is a way of retuning (although I don't know if that means retuning individual keys).
Does anyone know whether it is possible to retune the individual keys, and how? Alternatively, do you know why a particular set of keys might be flat? Should I look for a blown component on one of the PCBs? Or a variable resistor that needs turning?
Thanks!
Caspar
I have an old Technics PX-22 digital piano. Everything works fine, except that the lower octaves are noticeably flat. I bought it second hand and don't have a manual, but I can see that one of the voicing buttons has "Piano tuning" written under it in light gray, suggesting that there is a way of retuning (although I don't know if that means retuning individual keys).
Does anyone know whether it is possible to retune the individual keys, and how? Alternatively, do you know why a particular set of keys might be flat? Should I look for a blown component on one of the PCBs? Or a variable resistor that needs turning?
Thanks!
Caspar