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#274875 - 10/30/09 04:15 PM Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
harosha Offline
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OK, I have looks every where and I just can't find how to turn off the speakers on PSR-S900. I am using it to record in my studio and I only want to hear the mix through my monitors. Any idea?

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#274876 - 10/30/09 04:36 PM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
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Just plug any 1/4-inch phono plug into the headphone jack and the speakers will turn off. There is no on/off switch.

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#274877 - 10/30/09 04:57 PM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
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1/4" Stereo Phono Plug:

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#274878 - 10/30/09 09:59 PM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
DonM Offline
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Actually, it doesn't even have to be stereo.
You can plug any 1/4" plug in and do it.
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#274879 - 10/30/09 10:22 PM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
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[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 10-30-2009).]

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#274880 - 10/30/09 10:27 PM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
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#274881 - 10/31/09 01:26 AM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
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Is that a shameless plug, Donny?

Personally, I would get a stereo 1/4" male to stereo 1/8" female converter for the job... Just in case you want to record to a mini recorder or feed a monitor, or use mini earpods etc.. No reason it can't be something useful, even if you rarely use it...
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#274882 - 10/31/09 07:38 AM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
travlin'easy Offline
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In my case I modified a 1/4-inch mono plug by cutting off most of the end where the connections are made, then filled the inside the the plug with hot-melt glue to prevent a short circuit. When the plug is in place it sits flush against the female jack, thereby eliminating any possibility of it being accidentally bumped into and damaging the circuit board. Additionally, once in place it does not have to be removed unless you want to turn the speakers on and use them as monitors.

Cheers,

Gary
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#274883 - 10/31/09 07:56 AM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
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Quote:
Originally posted by Diki:
Is that a shameless plug, Donny?

Personally, I would get a stereo 1/4" male to stereo 1/8" female converter for the job... Just in case you want to record to a mini recorder or feed a monitor, or use mini earpods etc.. No reason it can't be something useful, even if you rarely use it...


Yes, you get a really good recording from the headphone outputs.
DonM
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#274884 - 10/31/09 09:39 AM Re: Turning off Speakers on PSR-S900?
Dnj Offline
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As Uncle Dave would say............

"I Won't Buy a Silent Slab"

Ditto

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