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#699541 - 08/18/07 10:19 AM velocity sensitivity issue
jwjazz Full Member Registered: 06/02/07 Posts: 278 Loc: New York	I have a Kawai K5000S with one key (middle C) that plays louder than the others. It still senses touch, to the point where if I play it very soft, the note is soft, but if I play it medium it all of the sudden jumps up to ff. And beyond that if I play it ff, the sound does not get louder than ff. Anyone know the cause and how to remedy it? thanks _________________________ working on: Goldberg Variations
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#699542 - 08/18/07 02:04 PM Re: velocity sensitivity issue
Mike A Full Member Registered: 11/08/06 Posts: 483 Loc: So.Cal.USA	I started having that same problem with some keys on my Clavinova. After all the easy remedies were tried (e.g., system resets, etc.), I wound up having to replace the sensor circuit boards underneath the keyboard ... which did solve the problem.
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