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Wout BlommersJoined: Sep 07, 2003: 2906Lation: The Hague – The NetherlandsAudio files: 103G2 pah files: 11
All those youan do very nely on the NL3.Something whhan be are real joy is when the NL3 isontrolled by the Midi Out of the G2. Dim the lights and you’ll be knked down by the lightshow Wout
fJoined: D 08, 2007: 88Lation: MexoG2 pah files: 1
It’s offial. My NL3 seems to have a stky key (middle G#). I’ve seen some threads aboutleaning the keyboard to fix this problem. Should I try that?_________________My mus: cdbabyomallf
fJoined: D 08, 2007: 88Lation: MexoG2 pah files: 1
How mh is a new keyboard? And, is it easy to reple?Thanks for the info._________________My mus: cdbabyomallf
Wout BlommersJoined: Sep 07, 2003: 2906Lation: The Hague – The NetherlandsAudio files: 103G2 pah files: 11
I should try another thing first…A stky key will mean the key itself will stay pressed, or am I wrong…?The G# in the middle is just right where the big blue transformer of the power supply is situated, in ft it’s just in the middle of it.lavia’s power supplies tend to generate mh heat, sometimes, like the NL2(X) trouble with the AmpRelease knob, it disturbs some futions.Therefor I suggest to open up the synth, but leave the two rews at both sides with the washers in ple, and leave the red hood open for a while. If it still triggers, try a little fan toool it. If that’s the solution some silver paper mounted insideould regulate the heat distribution…If this is not the problem, then you are allowed to do some destrtive work on the keyontts That is rather easy to do… I did it many years ago on my NMlass after spilling a lot ofoffee IN the synth (the sond day after buying it. It still works!!!)Wout