PX5s clunking keys.
I've had this same experience on every Casio i've owned. Anyway, it's getting to be unbearable. Has anyone got experience in taking a Casio piano apart and stopping the keys from clunking? It's not the thud on the way down that is a bother, or even the thud on the way up. What it seems to be is the plastic covers on the keys loosen themselves off of the actual hammer mechanism after a certain amount of abuse (blame Rachmaninoff) and on the way up after being pressed the loosened keys make a ratt
I'm posting an easy solution to "clunking", "clattering" keys here in hopes that it will help others with the same problem. Richard Scher's solution above was my inspiration and mine is more aesthetically pleasing if I do say so myself.
My PX350's keys have been "clattering" for some time and got to the point where playing it was no longer enjoyable. The problem so far only affects white keys that are not separated by a black key, in other words the B, C, E, and F keys. As well, t
