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#57024 - 03/10/05 02:31 AM Microphones and speakers
alanm38 Junior Member Registered: 11/27/04 Posts: 8 Loc: Adelaide, South Australia, Aus...	Hello from Adelaide, Australia everyone. I play my k7000 at returned service clubs etc. with my vocalist friend who waves the microphone around in the air like a praying mantis, causing feedback problems with the on board speakers. Explaining the problem to him only produces short term relief. Can anyone tell me if there is a way I can isolate the on board speakers and rely on the external speakers. Regards Alan ------------------
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#57025 - 03/10/05 03:22 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
Bernie9 Senior Member Registered: 09/21/02 Posts: 5520 Loc: Port Charlotte,FL,USA	Hi Alan I simply run the vocal into my mixer and out to the external speakers. You could put a 1/4 plug into the headphone jack as well. Bernie _________________________ pa4X 76 ,SX900, Audya 76,Yamaha S970 , vArranger, Hammond SK1, Ketron SD40, Centerpoint Space Station, Bose compact
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#57026 - 03/10/05 04:53 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
manorcourt1991 Member Registered: 07/17/02 Posts: 235 Loc: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Hi Alan, To turn off the internal speakers in the KN7000 select Program Menus, Sound, Monitor Setting, Off. Output is still available from the external speakers. Cheers Len C. (Another Aussie from Melbourne) [This message has been edited by manorcourt1991 (edited 03-10-2005).]
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#57027 - 03/10/05 04:53 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
Walter McLaren Member Registered: 01/16/02 Posts: 320 Loc: Borders. Scotland	I'm of the older school, would not put a jack into the headphone socket without a dummy load on it. Walter. _________________________ It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that swing!!!
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#57028 - 03/10/05 07:28 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
Anonymous Unregistered	posted by Walter McLaren: put a jack into the headphone socket without a dummy load on it. This is what I do.It works fine. Joe
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#57029 - 03/10/05 01:11 PM Re: Microphones and speakers
manorcourt1991 Member Registered: 07/17/02 Posts: 235 Loc: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Quote: Originally posted by Phil Lynch: posted by Walter McLaren: put a jack into the headphone socket without a dummy load on it. This is what I do.It works fine. Joe I have also used this approach with earlier keyboards without problems but there is no need to use a plug in the headphone socket with the KN7000 (see my earlier post) Cheers Len C.
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#57030 - 03/10/05 01:22 PM Re: Microphones and speakers
Gunnar Jonny Senior Member Registered: 04/01/01 Posts: 4386 Loc: Norway	Will this function done in settings also be a part of i.e. the panelmemories if saved in extended mode? GJ _________________________ Cheers 🥂 GJ _______________________________________________ "Success is not counted by how high you have climbed but by how many you brought with you." (Wil Rose)
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#57031 - 03/11/05 01:37 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
manorcourt1991 Member Registered: 07/17/02 Posts: 235 Loc: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Quote: Originally posted by Gunnar Jonny: Will this function done in settings also be a part of i.e. the panelmemories if saved in extended mode? GJ No (didn't work on mine). Cheers Len C.
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#57032 - 03/11/05 02:30 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
John North Member Registered: 01/16/02 Posts: 449 Loc: Alfreton, Derbyshire, England	[QUOTE]Originally posted by manorcourt1991: [B]Hi Alan, To turn off the internal speakers in the KN7000 select Program Menus, Sound, Monitor Setting, Off. Output is still available from the external speakers. Cheers Len C. Hi All Len's method is the one that I use with external speakers. I feel that if the facility is provided by the KN7000 then it's probably best to use it. Whenever the monitor is set to off - it displays 'monitor off' on the screen. However, once the KN7000 has been switched off it defaults back to the internal speakers being switched on. John
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#57033 - 03/11/05 04:58 AM Re: Microphones and speakers
alanm38 Junior Member Registered: 11/27/04 Posts: 8 Loc: Adelaide, South Australia, Aus...	Quote: Originally posted by John North: [QUOTE]Originally posted by manorcourt1991: [B]Hi Alan, To turn off the internal speakers in the KN7000 select Program Menus, Sound, Monitor Setting, Off. Output is still available from the external speakers. Cheers Len C. Hi All Len's method is the one that I use with external speakers. I feel that if the facility is provided by the KN7000 then it's probably best to use it. Whenever the monitor is set to off - it displays 'monitor off' on the screen. However, once the KN7000 has been switched off it defaults back to the internal speakers being switched on. John Thank you John and everyone else for your help, I am surprised at the response, this group is quite unique, I hope it continues to operate for quite some time. Best regards Alan ------------------
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