sharp "E" on Yamaha psr-640 and psr-740

by james lee
(Greenville South Carolina USA)

I have a psr-640 and a psr-740 workstation. The second octave "e" note is slightly sharp on both. If you tune the pitch using the utility (by -10 cents or -10/100 of a semitone)the second octave "e" will be correct, however all other octaves will be flat by - 10. Is this something that can be corrected and how would you go about correcting the problem.


note:all other notes are standard 440.

thanks
james

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Feb 28, 2010
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psr-740
by: Anonymous

psr-740

Dec 28, 2009
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I HAVE QUESTION WITH PSR 740
by: mike

CAN ANYONE HELP ME.IS THERE ANYWAY ON THE FLOPPY DISKS TO PUT THE SONGS IN A CERTAIN ORDER?IF SO
PLEASE E-MAIL ME AT mikesheetsmusician@gmail.com
THANK YOU

Nov 07, 2009
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PSR 640 & PSR 740
by: Alfred

Dear Andikacellular: If I interpret your question correctly, you are looking for either the Rubber Underlay Pads located beneath the keys, or possibly a method of repairing the Nipples or Cones sometimes found on the Underlay Pads. If it is the whole Underlay Pad, I believe they can be purchased from your area Yamaha organization. If you are looking for a repair kit for the Nipples/Cones, you can order it from
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If you post another message in this Forum, I suggest you enter it wtih the Comment Title Underlay Pads. Hope this helps you.

Nov 06, 2009
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Good is page
by: Andikacelullar

Good is page at keyboard.iwant reqwest ruber keyboard yamaha psr 640....Urgent

Oct 22, 2009
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PSR 640 & PSR 740
by: Alfred

Dear James: Here's a suggestion. Initialize both your units. This action may correct the Pitch differencesa you have detected. Please post a follow-up message if my suggestion works. Thank you. Good luck.

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