Davwein

When I choose the organ bank, all the organ sounds are one octave low. I can use the function>piano combination to shift the whole instrument up an octave and store these results in the registration banks. But why is it low to begin with when I power on?

I bought a keyboard amp to hopefully extend the range of my px350 speakers. I got the Peavey kb10 - not a great improvement, if any. But I have a question about how to do the setup. I have a single patch cord that I plug into the L/mono jack. But I get no sound from the powered speakers unless I put a plug into a headphone jack to kill the inboard speakers.. But the manual says that will alter the sound. I don't see any other way to turn off the inboard speakers. Is there more information on how to use the output jacks. Are the recording jacks the same as the amplifier jacks?

I just bought a new px350 couple of days ago and have the uneven volume problem - especially in F and G above middle C. Guess I'll have looked at while my warranty is still fresh. Seems also that the "bright" component is too bright on those keys although it could just be volume/sensitivity. I set the touch control to off and all keys were way too loud. Set it to 3 and it was better, but it's only a temporary setting. Update: I was learning to work around this problem, but then got the appropriate adapter to connect the piano to my stereo system. Problem disappeared. Every sound is great. Apparently the speaker has a exaggerated resonance with the keys F-G above middle C.