This problem is now solved. Thanks guys! I found your discussion on how to do the Keyboard Measurement routine in the Maintenance mode calibration. I'm at awe I can't believe how soft the volume is at -10 and still not dropping a note. I can't even play manually that soft haha! In fact, I have to raise the lid to increase the volume a little bit more. The only issue that remains is when the volume is raised to -9, you hear a disproportional doubling of sound pressure. From -9 and upwards, the loudness progression is linear. Joe --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "nehs1975" <nehs1975@...> wrote: > > I have a fairly new DC2B (Mark III, with record, DKC-60RCD controller). Serial number 6215XXX. > > When playing songs thru it, whether from built-in songs, to PianoSoft discs, to downloaded MIDI, the piano drops half of the notes when the volume is at the softest level (-10). > > It seems like a huge jump in volume when you go from the softest (-10 LED is lit) to the next higher volume level, (-10 and -8 LEDs are lit). > > I don't have a calibration manual or know anything about performing a maintenance but I can learn that if you think this issue is related to calibration/maintenance. > > Thanks in advance! > > Joe >
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Re: Is This Normal?
2011-03-23 by nehs1975
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