Hi All,

I recently purchased a KN 7000 from someone in the US. The person lied to me about the condition of the keyboard. I don't really care about the cosmetic damage, but more the internal damage. When you play chords, they will play from one scale while your instruments will play from another scale. I have tried everything and nothing is working. I've initialized the entire keyboard, played around with the transpose buttons, and nothing works. The tuning is set to 440hz. Does anyone know what I can do? Or does anyone know someone who can repair this keyboard? The KN 7000 was my favorite keyboard growing up and I'd hate to have to throw it out. I contacted so many music stores and they no longer service this keyboard. Panasonic won't even acknowledge that they made this keyboard!!

Hope to hear something good!

Thanks,

Paradise19

How do you play the chords? There are settings for Basic, Fingered, and Pianist. See page 52 of the manual. If you didn't get a manual, there is one on this web site as well as Bill Norrie's site.

and - are the two wheels on the left hand side correctly placed - the left one central - the right one down at the bottom.

Paradise19, did you solve your chord problem?

Hi everyone.
my KN7000 has a fault! Everything on the keyboard works but no sound is heard. No sound from headphones. I have tried setting back to factory settings but no sound at all.no sound from line out. I think it is the amplifier's. anyone had this fault?
I would welcome any help.
Regards.
Joe Baron.

By 'line out' do you mean the earphones socket at the front left hand side?

F.A.O. Joe Baron.
Joe check your Private mail..
Regards John Dawson (jd5live)

Hi Rog.
good to hear from you, it has been quite a while!
The line out is on the back of the KN7000 next to the line in.
I have been off line for a long time due to heart problems.
I have had BY-PASS surgery twice so I have not felt the need to use my computer or KN7000.I hope to get the urge again soon.
Keep well Rog.
Regards.
Joe

Thank you John.
good to know you are still posting
Kind regards.
Joe

Cheers Joe - great to hear from you and hope you keep well...
Somewhere on this site someone else a while ago explained the same problem you have and the ultimate solution...with a bit of a search you might find it...I'm sure it was one of our antipodean friends...