20 Most Recent Akai Professional AKAI MPC 2500 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Beats me. Most Ibanez used acoustic models range from $75 to $250. Most sell new for less than $400.

It makes rude noises for unskilled players.

That's great.

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I would take it to a technician.

Contact Peavey....they release schematics....and can sell parts as well....

You need to contact the manufacturer, Fixya did not sell you the item and we do not have the activation key.

If it is just the one note that has stopped working it is probably the contact strip. you could check this by moving one of the contacts from a working octave to the non working octave, if it solves the problem just replace the contact strip. report back if this solves the issue and I can point you in the right direction for the part needed. Dan Becketts Music

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Are you using the power supply that came with it? If not that may be the issue, or the power supply itself may be bad.

If it’s turn of century when George Bent was making and selling them it’s worth something. After that sears sold them under concord name. It depends heavily on condition as to worth. There are several web sites that you can use , Blue book of Pianos is one, it costs 20.00. There are also reference books you can use to see if your serial number is listed which will lead you to a result also. Check Google for info.

Hi It maybe that you have set a transpose option. return the keyboard to factory setting by holding down the highest white key as you turn it on. Once it has started up release the key. Try the tuning and report back. Good luck

Behringer MS40 *** Bypass the short - Using the RCA connectors for input? The left (or) right could have went out somehow.(That is for someone that wants to open the thing to find out WHY) But use a double RCA to- mini Jack (male) connector so you can use your stereo ~ Line one input.

The actual part # is WC35550R but is costly! $400.00 from Yamaha.

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OK so let me answer the request Just go to https://support.casio.com/en/manual/manualfile.php?cid=008001026 Good luck, I hope this helps. Dan

When distribution came back to B.C. Rich in 1974, a system of serial number coding began using a 5-digit code (XXYYY) with the first 2 digits indicating the year and the last 3 indicating the production number. That would make the first guitar of 1974 to have been numbered 74000, followed by 74001, 74002, 74003, etc. Throughout the '70s, production numbers were low enough that the serial numbers pretty much reflect the year of manufacture.

Many if not all of the portable pianos use a pedal with a 1/4 inch jack. Different manufacturers will use electronic switching circuitry that requires polarity of the switch to be "open-normal" or "close-normal". A pedal can be purchased on amazon that allows you to choose the polarity. Here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Electronic-Keyboard-Flanger-FTB-004/dp/B073PZVSQ2/ref=asc_df_B073PZVSQ2/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=198057020828&hvpos=1o3&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17008650641004582428&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007519&hvtargid=pla-447512875637&psc=1

try using an electrical contact cleaner on them...? it's hard to provide a clear answer though... without knowing what kind of buttons they are, what they're on, and what they're supposed actually do. just sayin'

Those piano schools are considered as ideal, which provides lessons tailored to the individual needs of each student. They should teach all age groups from kids to elderly and all sorts of people from beginners to experienced musicians. And their teaching must cover classical as well as other genres like jazz. Info: https://www.europeanpianoacademy.com.au/