stuarth25

Thanks BradMZ, I will do that now, before I download your "old upright" and get back to you

Thanks to Scott and BradMZ for replying to me and I can finally, accurately describe the real problem I have. I can only hear the difference on acoustic pianos and the problem occurs at E4 on the PX-5S. From their downwards, a brighter sound is heard. If I select Piano mono1, it plays fine on high notes and all the way down to F4, then it plays the mono2 tone from E4 downwards. Same applies with piano sounds (i,e GrPno Studio with GrPno Modern). A an experiment, I created a stage setting using GM1 piano in zone 1 (C- to E4) and GM2 piano in zone 2 (F4 to G9). The result was that it played as a GM2 piano for the full range. Have I messed some settings at some time. or have I got a faulty PX-5S

Thanks guys, I will work on your ideas tomorrow night and let you know how I got on

Hi Guys, are there any settings to reduce the "bell" tone part of PX-5S acoustic pianos? I don't here "bell" as pronounced when I use the PX-5S as a midi controller for my ancient Roland JV-1080.

Hi BradMZ, I do apologise. I hope I found the problem on the amp side, as things sounded ok through headphones directly into PX5s. Sorry to trouble you Stuart

Can anyone help me. I'm quite new to the PX5AS and recently, certain pianos have defaulted to having full reverb from the start, these are Mono 1+2, GM 1+2 and Tack. I have put the keyboard back to factory setting "initialised all", but still the same. Do you think there is a fault or am I missing something?