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When I plug in my CT-X5000 into my Behringer K450FX the sound continues to play from the keyboard speakers and nothing comes from the amp, although I have the AMP volume up. The connections are: LINE-OUT to LINE IN (1). Does anyone know why this is occurring? Also, tt works using the PHONES jack but I assume this is lower quality or not so loud. Is that true? Thank you! PS Yes, I have read the manual.

Hi I have no output from line outs..tried factory reset to rule out anything silly...on board speakers are working and if I run an audio lead from headphone sockets it is fine..I am unable to get the 560 open fully to check the 1/4 inch jacks.I have all screws removed but cannot seperate the top from the base to access internals.Can anyone help.Thanks Ricky UPDATE!!! Have now sorted issue..loose connector on pcb..might put a dab of silicon on them to stop it happening again....didn't read Jokeymans post fully and had not removed screws under small plastic covers..now I have it apart I am going to try to silence the clacky keyboard action... waiting to see if my local piano store will sell me some felt to replace thin blue one on keyboard top(seems to be about 1 or 2 mm thick....surely needs to be thicker to dampen key bounce noise when it hits blue lid).If it works I will put up a post

Is there a way of getting a third output on the PX-5s? Want to use Right/Left outs for Rhodes (stereo) settings, ....but also would like to see if I can route a Stage setting zone that has (left hand) bass patches to another output ??

Hi all, First time time posting, new keyboard user. I have an AT-5 which I have learned is a cousin of sorts to the CTK or WK lines. I have been looking at purchasing a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 for recording my music to my computer to process. Upon checking my line outs to check I have the right cables before I purchase the Focusrite, I have discovered that my line outs (as opposed to headphone socket) don't seem to be working. Upon pressing the keys, sound is still played through the onboard speakers, and not through the speaker I have plugged in. I have tried swapping speakers, and also trying the headphone socket which does work. I tried both mono 1/4" plugs and a stereo 1/4" plug in the sockets and nothing seems to work. The fact that the keyboard continues to play direct to the onboard speakers suggests to me that possibly there isn't a connection being made between the plug and the socket. Any suggestions? I would like to get this sorted, as I would prefer to record through the line outs, as I expect that would give me better sound than through the headphone sockets. Regards Ajin