#363858 - 03/26/1308:34 PMRe: No sound from Internal Speakers (KN6500)
[Re: Nick G]
Bob Hendershot
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Registered: 12/02/99
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There is a speaker cut-off contact when you plug in headphones. That would be my first thought. Maybe plugging headphones in and out a few times may make it work.
#363865 - 03/27/1301:48 AMRe: No sound from Internal Speakers (KN6500)
[Re: Bob Hendershot]
Nigel Admin
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I had that same thought, Bob. Sounds like it may just be a problem with the headphone jack. I doubt whether anything else would cause both speakers to stop working at the same time.
#363868 - 03/27/1303:02 AMRe: No sound from Internal Speakers (KN6500)
[Re: Nigel]
Bill Norrie
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On the KN7000, there is a setting which disables the internal speakers. I can't remember if the same setting is available in the KN6000/6500...... Program Menus > Sound > Monitor Settings > On/Off - Worth a try....
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the KN6500 doesnt have the "monitor settings" option in the sound menu - i just checked.
headphone jack could be the cause? headphones do work through the headphone jack so maybe it could just need replacing... a headphone jack im sure is just universal not pty technics part... hopefully
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#363877 - 03/27/1306:51 AMRe: No sound from Internal Speakers (KN6500)
[Re: Nick G]
Bob Hendershot
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Been a long time but I seem to remember that the monitor setting of OFF also turns off the headphones. If that is true and if the headphones work, it surely must be the headphone jack . . .
#363890 - 03/27/1311:36 AMRe: No sound from Internal Speakers (KN6500)
[Re: Nick G]
Bob Hendershot
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Nick, did you get all you needed on style editing for the KN6000/6500 from the other forum? Bill Norrie on this forum is the most knowledgeable source of detailed info on that subject.