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Privia PX-150 out of tune - what should I do?


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Hello - I purchased my Privia PX-150 new about two years ago (Aug 2013). In the past few weeks, it has progressively gone out of tune.

 

This means it is out of tune with itself, i.e., I hear beats when playing chords because the keys are out of tune with each other. The problem gets worse the further you go to the end of the keyboard.

 

The manual seems to offer no help - only advice on tuning frequencies. Called Casio tech support and they were thoroughly unhelpful.

 

Any advice / suggestions?

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  • 5 months later...

I am not a piano player. We got this PX-150 for our sons couple years ago. Now, the note that is the same note as the "Reverb" note is out of tune. It is higher than all the notes around it.  I tried the suggestions above and it's not helping. I don't know if there's a factory reset. The manual doesn't clearly explain it. I am at a loss. Does anyone know what else I can try. Thank you!!!

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