Hi! I have electric digital accordion and 2- black bass keys when I push down on them I get a crackling pop will d5s6 deoxit contact cleaner work
152005
I don't know anything about accordions but it worked great on my guitar's volume and tone pots. I don't think it could hurt anything - give it a shot!
966463
This is what I did and I'm a alarm service tech I opened up the unit and found the Piezo and put a couple of layers of electric tape over the Piezo this brought the sound down much lower. If you cut that wire going to the Piezo you will hear nothing so when pushing any buttons you will not be able to confirm that you pushed hard enough for the key display. Please don't try this unless you know what your doing.
1332807
The Dynamats are probably more useful in a car. They are extremely sticky and can never be removed without severe damage to the surface. I suggest that a stereo store may sell some type of soundproofing or check with a musical instrument store in your area.
1537518
Mine, too, made a loud pop every time I turned it on. However, it was working otherwise until it lost connection to the subwoofer and started making the clicking (or popping) noise every second or so. None of my ideas for addressing the problem worked except for returning the unit to Amazon, which I am doing.
1995555
I agree with the previous responder. I believe that there is a problem with the e09K unit. Mine worked perfectly right out of the box and continues to output sounds that are normal for the music being played. I think it is a defective unit and should be returned. Don't be discouraged about this unusual problem as the the equipment is high quality and performs exceptionally when it is working properly. I would ask Amazon to replace it. I hope this helps you get a working e09k as you will be pleased with the results.
2037258
Probably a ground loop. I don't usually have an issue until we plug in the keyboard to a PA and the midi input at the same time. Then I get a noise. Fix plug the keys into the midi port only.
354603
Change the sound format until you find compatible sound your looking for there's a button that does this. At least yours is still working if I plug in four things to charge it spazzes out and quits or everything plugged in starts shooting me messages or turning themselves on and off and the second alarm stopped all together I'd wish I'd known plus the sound quality even with the format changed still creates mad reverb when pushed too loud. Hope this helps. If you just got it ID return it ASAP... good luck
1606306
The issue might be with your cables or even your instrument. Try using a different (better) cable.
871290
check the wire connection. I have to wiggle mine around to stop static, loss of sound in one ear, and clicking. I always press my connector in firmly to be sure. If that doesn't work, I'd suggest trying new speakers.
644170
You can use DeoxIT as a way to clean the connector and supposedly that works very well on sealing and fixing the connector. Outside of that Logitech seems to be good at replacing these "earlier manufactured" defective units.
642725
Use the edge of a knife, what I did was cut in to the plastic maybe about 0.25", then twisted the knife to pop the plastic out.This exposes the banana plug inputs- worked fine on 4/5 of my speakers, I scratched the brass terminal a little bit on the 5th one though, so don't be too overzealous.
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Are you talking about the new switch or the old on in your vehicle? After looking into the old one I took out I can see that banging the dash might make something complete a contact. I have heard that using detail sprays on panels may cause failure. I used my switch yesterday and it was slow to change modes but it hardly ever gets used so I would guess that it is in solenoid on xfer case. Need to reread manual and exercise it more. Yours sounds like switch or possibly connectors on back, unplugging and re-plugging sometimes will make a connection work, shot of contact cleaner helps even more when doing it..
1740493
i didn't send mine back, I took the screen off and pressed the speakers. the popping and crackling is gone, every now and then it comes back, so I press them again. eventually they will fail I assume, but what do you expect from something so cheaply and poorly made?
906041
Wow that actually sounds like you have an awesome speaker setup. The only thing I could say, and this happened to me, when you turn up the volume it obviously makes your bass bigger which can make your speaker wires shake and touch each other which will throw it to protect mode....check it out and let me kno
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Bottom Line: Don't know and my recorder is only 2 months old! Yamaha is a good company and would/should stand behind their product. On the other hand the keys are located on 2 different sections so surely one could buy a new part if necessary. And should worse come to worse, buy a whole new Yamaha bass recorder you could do that several times for the price of a wooden very pricy one!
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DW4000 on tightest spring - Kick Pad Mesh head must be unscrewed to as loose as possible. Then retighten the 4 screws evenly just a little about 1/4" turn until u can hear a kick thud on these settings. Send - 0 Crosstalk - 0 Retrigger - 10 - Threshold - 30 Sensitivity - 50 - Curve - Log 3. This will eliminate unnecessary double kick sound trigger when you stomp your pedal on one foot and also eliminate unnecessary kickback. Also take 2 strips of big width duct tape, Cut it nicely and paste it right where the beater will hit the mesh. This will reduce the air pressure that forces more kickback on the kick pad. I use these settings to play old Metallica, Pantera etc and it sounds awesome. DW4000 on tightest spring - Kick Pad Mesh head must be unscrewed to as loose as possible. Then retighten the 4 screws evenly just a little about 1/4" turn until u can hear a kick thud on these settings. Send - 0 Crosstalk - 0 Retrigger - 10 - Threshold - 30 Sensitivity - 50 - Curve - Log 3. This will eliminate unnecessary double kick sound trigger when you stomp your pedal on one foot and also eliminate unnecessary kickback. Also take 2 strips of big width duct tape, Cut it nicely and paste it right where the beater will hit the mesh. This will reduce the air pressure that forces more... » Read More DW4000 on tightest spring - Kick Pad Mesh head must be unscrewed to as loose as possible. Then retighten the 4 screws evenly just a little about 1/4" turn until u can hear a kick thud on these settings. Send - 0 Crosstalk - 0 Retrigger - 10 - Threshold - 30 Sensitivity - 50 - Curve - Log 3. This will eliminate unnecessary double kick sound trigger when you stomp your pedal on one foot and also eliminate unnecessary kickback. Also take 2 strips of big width duct tape, Cut it nicely and paste it right where the beater will hit the mesh. This will reduce the air pressure that forces more kickback on the kick pad. I use these settings to play old Metallica, Pantera etc and it sounds awesome. « Show Less
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Hi Nader. I just kind'a squoze 'em down. Not a good solution, but the only one. (Interesting little app Amazon has here. More'na a year ago that I bought this item.)