20 Most Recent Roland Juno-g Synth Junog 61 Key Proaudiostar - Page 7 Questions & Answers

to get an answer to that question you will have to first comment on what it is doing that makes you think something is wrong

As I recall, D110 voice programs will tranfer the voice data to D4/10/20 but not D50. However, no setup or performace data will transfer. However, it's been quite a while since I've used a D110.

This will not be user fixable. Check the Roland site for a service center near you.

Disassembly the unit. Your question is less detailed. If the keys is broken,replace with new. If you mean "How to",then you need the service manual. Outputs problem,usually causes by output IC (or input IC) is defects. It also can cause by AD/DA IC is error.

Yes, in most cases a Roland Me70 can be repaired.

The instructions are on page 77 of the manual, which is located here- http://lib.roland.co.jp/support/en/manuals/res/1810808/RD-300GX_e2.pdf

You should re-initalize the keyboard. If that doesn't work, contact roland customer service.

1471 and 14713 to call back

Yes, you can change the drive out yourself if you are a competent repairman. I you want to go to usb, chech ebay. there is a seller there that sells the replacement parts.

Here you go- Roland Corporation 16 Owner Manual

Contact Roland directly. in the USA it's- Support Roland

your best bet is to contact Roland directly. Their contact info is here- Support Roland

Best bet is to contact Roland support directly. Here's the link- Roland Company Contact Us

On the Roland website, under the support section you'll find owners manuals. The link below goes directly to the td1k manual. Roland Support TD 1K Owner Manuals

I'm pretty sure it in the owners manual... http://www.rolandus.com/search/site_search/?q=Roland%205500S%20piano%C2%A0 hope this helps?

Roland Support Service Repair Service Center Locator

You'll find the manual here- Roland Support RD 300GX Owners Manuals

DUST on sensors! If you have steady hand, you can remove the entire keyboard. Using a computer vacuum cleaner, clean the sensors on the instrument, then replace the keyboard carefully. Or, take it to a technician to have the keyboard sensors cleaned.

You need to be sure they are both set to the same midi channel.

Does it have a place for batteries? If so try that. If that works then you know something is wrong with adapter, or connector. Have you made sure you have the polarity correct on the adaptor. Generally the center is positive, but not always. Do you have a miltimeter to test the voltage on the adaptor, 9 volt sounds low on a device like that. Try those an get back to post.