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  1. is there anyone else who had the same blow when connecting phones directly into px5s?
  2. thank you Mike, i feel honoured to have an answer directly from you! i just tryed it in real time and i have to admit the the noise now is almost imperceptible. but the hiss in the phones jack imput still remain.. is that normal?
  3. Hi all, i'm new in this forum and i'm from Italy (so i hope you will forgive me for my bad english). i bought the PX5S a few weeks ago, and i'm going mad whit a strange noise in the back when i hear myself whit the phones and when i'm recording: 1 ) just only plugging the phones in the appropriate slot i start to hear a hiss, something like a blow (SSSSSS) indipendent from the master volume. i'm using a pair of AKG K66 (32 ohm) but also with some other phones from a couple of friends i have the same problem: plug the phones in ---> ssssssss i hear the hiss. only with the high impedence ones i don't hear anything, but i think it's only because i hear a lower sound volume. 2) now, when i record my audio tracks in ableton live going into a focusrite scarlett 2i2 with jack-jack reference cables (all connected to my macmini 2012) i have something like the same problem: i see the audio wave dirty also in the parts of silence... and when i normalize it i hear it clearly: sssss in a first time i thought it was a problem of my house electric system but i have the same issue if i go with batteries, disconnecting my piano from the electric circuit. so, is there some way to fix the problem or have i to take the px5s back to the shop and ask them for a checkup? thanks to all who will answer! Enrico
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