Disklavier

Thanks Ken,
 
I appreciate your input. I will let you know how the Omni Out works. 

Glenn Smutny
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> On Nov 1, 2016, at 9:44 AM, ken@... [disklavier] <disklavier@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> Glenn, 
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> From what you are now describing with the piano in quiet mode and the volume at max almost sounds like the same issue I experienced with a piano in a hospital lobby that played several hours every day. At first I had no volume IN SILENT mode at all. I talked to Martin at Yamaha Disklavier support and he had me play a sing in silent mode and crawl under the piano. I could just barely hear the music. Then he walked me through reseting some options in the Disklavier's setup screen with the PRC100. Then finally we turned the volume level on everything to maximum and adjusted each speaker for maximum sound and ended up with something like you described - which was very soft!   
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> Turned out that Martin thought the "Panel Board" - Part# WC704701 - was going bad.  I'm not sure the Hospital ever replaced the board, since the volume I obtained was sufficient for their needs at the time.  
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> If connecting the speakers to OMNI-OUT you may need to adjust the settings in the Audio section of the Disklavie's Setup screen using the PRC-100 to adjust the OMNI-OUT port's configuration. It has a couple options to play with.
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> I hope this workaround solves your issue and you are able to drive your speakers at an acceptable volume level.
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> Best of Luck and Let us know how it turns out! 
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> Thanks! 
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> -Ken
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