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Hello to the list, My friend who's working on my 100GX found a resistor tied int at the power jack and going to a spot on the power supply board. Any of you folks who do board level work on these have any idea what this might be? The resistor was baked enough that the color codes on it were unreadable. He clipped the resistor out, thinking he'd find some reference to it on the schematics, but he didn't. He's not going to replace the caps in it before he knows what kind of harm this might bring, so anyone got any ideas about this? Nicole Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

Hey, folks, I know these are on the site, but my friend who's working on my busted GX says they're difficult to use because so much is so small. Anyone know of another source for these schematics? Nicole Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

Hi. I have an Ensemble Grand, MK111 which has given up the ghost. I live in Bulgaria, and cannot find anyone here to service it. It is of course massively heavy, and I don't fancy moving it, unless it is going to somewhere near who I think might be able to fix it. Is this even the right forum for the Ensemble series? I have other Kurzweil products, so I thought to try here as I am a member of this forum. ( K1200 pro and PC3 and other rack modules.) I can try to fix it myself, however, I shall need to access the main board, but am unsure even how to do that, any help or direction gratefully received. regards and Happy New Year. richard brown napravobg@... 0897 690033 (inside BG) outside ; +359 897 690033 BG (Bulgaria)

Hello, K1000-K1200 people! My name is Aaron and I live in the Boston area. I have a K1200 professional keyboard my dad bought from a music store back in about 1990. It's been used for noodling around and early piano lessons, but I am now seeking a new home for it. The bad news: Two keys are non-responsive. There were about 5 nonresponsive keys and I was able to get most working by cleaning the contacts, but two remain. My sense is it's probably something simple beyond my technical ability. Additional bad news: I am missing the knob from one of the two sliders and the integrated music stand. The good news: The rest of the keys, the screens, the program control buttons, all work. I would prefer not to send this off to the landfill, especially as the issues seem likely fixable, so I am offering it for free to a good home. I am in the Boston area, very near to Waltham, and would be happy to connect with anyone who would like to have it. I can deliver it within reasonable distance, meet part way, etc. I am happy to discuss. My apologies if this isn't the appropriate venue for such an offer! My best, Aaron

Hello, folks, we might have discussed this before, but I don't remember an answer. I seriously doubt, based on the EPROM chip capacity, that Kurzweil used 128 discrete velocity levels in each of their samples -- there's probably a set of them at specific MIDI velocity levels, and everything else is handled through volume and some other parameters. So, that said, anyone know how many Kurzweil used, and at what approximate break points they set those different layers to trigger? Any direction will be greatly appreciated -- I need to sample some of the sounds from my GX, Pro1, and Pro2, and I want the best fidelity possible, but I also want reasonable file sizes. Oh, and David E, do you possibly have a patch list for the GX bass patch sysex you sent me? I'm still having difficulty getting it to show up in my GX's. Nicole Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

Hello, with the help of dpScreenOCR I have digitized the article, corrected errors and created a pdf. Forgive me for the one or other mistake I overlooked. Many thanks to David for finding and scanning the article! Best regards from Germany Konrad.

Hi all, We've had a K1000 since about 2018 but haven't really dug into the manuals too much (we figured out how to peruse the presets and just enjoyed playing those). I did get familiar with k1000.net and obtained manuals from there. I'd started to read the "Kurzweil K1000 Keyboard Musician's Guide" (K1000MG.pdf) here and there, but not in earnest until recently. When we got the original K1000 in 2018, the seller did tell us that it had been upgraded to some degree, but didn't know the details (and after having done some digging in k1000.net, I don't think in retrospect that we would have understood them at the time anyway!). I remember being a bit puzzled how the manual seemed to indicate a program range up to 127, but I was seeing things in these "100", "200", "300" and "400" ranges, with a lot of repetition. I did find program lists on the site and I did some manual verification of what was in the original keyboard from 2018 (see below). Recently I got a K1000 SE from one of the list members here. It needs a new volume slider (and maybe some other fixes; TBD) and I'm looking to correctly identify it. I've been revisiting the original keyboard as well and am wondering if I've been reading the wrong manual! In my notes for the original keyboard, I have this written down: Engine: v5.32 Setups: v5.10 I have a hand-scrawled list I must have done several years ago, starting from "000" (which says "No Prg Assigned") up to "099" (the unit skips over "100"), then "101" to "163" (this one says "Tuning Note/Click"), then it skips over "164" to "200", then "201" to "299" (it skips over "300") then "301" to "363" (skipping the rest through "400" similarly as before", then for "401" to "493" it just says "(not found)" for each. After "493" it goes back to "000". I have another note saying "Verified to match the "Pro 1 Sounds" list." I might do a similar exercise for the newly-arrived K1000 SE, but I would like to make sure I read the correct manuals. I note that the K1000 SE came with a few bound volumes; sorry for the painful detail here, but I wanted to reproduce the title pages, as I don't believe these particular volumes appear on the "Manuals" section of k1000.net: First one: Musician's Guide Kurzweil K1000 SE Keyboard By Ralph Jones Gary Davis & Associates Updated and Amended by Romeo Music, Inc. (at the bottom is the KMS address block) Second one: Musician's Guide Kurzweil K1000 SE II & SE II Extended (address block) Third one: Version 5 Addendum Musician's Guide Kurzweil 1000 Series Synthesizers With Version 5 Software Would it be helpful to add these to the PDF files on the "Manuals" page, or, if anyone is familiar with these, were they superseded by files already available there? Finally to the actual point of my post here: I got the idea to provide a kind if "first steps" procedure for someone who acquires a 1000-series instrument of any kind. Considering the upgradeability of these instruments, what it says on the front panel from the original factory instrument may belie what lies under the hood. I'm imagining such a procedure would tell you to press some sequence of buttons to get info like those "Engine" and "Setups" numbers, and maybe some other kinds of identifying info. Hopefully having that info, it could be mapped into a table that would include a mapping to the proper manuals and maybe even the proper program lists etc. Is this a silly or infeasible idea? Apparently our original 2018 K1000 is in reality a "Version 5" machine - I had no idea what "v5.32" really meant until I got these new manuals when the K1000 SE showed up the other day! That is probably more due to my ignorance in properly digesting what is on k1000.net, but I'm wondering if there's a way to provide a bit more direct guidance for total noobs. I'm feeling I should forget reading "K1000MG.pdf" or "K1000ProgRef.pdf" and instead use the new ones that just arrived... Any thoughts, suggestions, etc. appreciated! Thanks, Chuck

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Hello, folks. So my repair guy tapped on the relay, it thunked, and he plugged it in and pressed the power button. A capacitor right by the front power button got hot and let all its smoke out. This can be a couple of things -- that cap was needing replacement due to age, so it failed when power got into the system. Or there's something else wrong that overloaded that cap. There's also the biggest list of possible reasons -- something I don't know about. Anyone got any ideas? Nicole Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

Okay, for those of you who are new to this, or have forgotten, here's the way this works. David Brown got Kurzweil to give us the right to burn update ROM chips as long as it wasn't for profit. That's why there's so much binary file stuff on k1000.net. I don't know anyone with a chip burner, so I don't have a resource for it (David did all of mine). The upgrade from an SX to a Pro2 is worth the effort, because you get some wonderful sounds. And the 5.x OS versions have some useful features. Nicole -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of fop29, via groups.io Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2024 12:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [K1000-K1200] A Nonfunctioning 100gx -- Something new That’s a tough one. I don’t know anyone that does that. Maybe someone in the group may know someone. Did it have sounds prior to the current issue? If not, or they are garbled nonsense, have your tech pull the socketed IC’s and clean the pins. I had to do that on my 1000 SX. Patrick > On Aug 6, 2024, at 10:35 PM, Nicole Massey <nyyki@...> wrote: > > ?Okay, another question -- assuming I can get this up and running again, is there anyone who can burn OS 5.x into chips for it? > Nicole > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of > fop29, via groups.io > Sent: Tuesday, August 6, 2024 5:44 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [K1000-K1200] A Nonfunctioning 100gx -- Something new > > Hope it works out! >> On Aug 6, 2024, at 9:12 AM, fop29, via groups.io <fop29@...> wrote: >> >> ?So, what I would do if this were mine, is, replace all the Caps including the ones on the Power Supply board. Check the diodes for any defects such as reverse voltage. Diodes will give a reading in only one direction e.g. anode to cathode. Also replace the output relay, since it kicked, it’s sticking inside. >> Patrick >> >>>> On Aug 4, 2024, at 8:54 PM, Daniel Forró via groups.io <danforcz@...> wrote: >>> >>> ?Probably one of safety caps avoiding sparkles when switching on. They can die this way after years and sometimes even cause the fire. Just replace it, it will be OK. Another one can be somewhere in PSU primary circuit, replace it as well. >>> >>> Daniel Forro >>> >>> >>>>> On Aug 5, 2024, at 6:47, Nicole Massey <nyyki@...> wrote: >>>> >>>> Hello, folks. >>>> >>>> So my repair guy tapped on the relay, it thunked, and he plugged it >>>> in and pressed the power button. A capacitor right by the front >>>> power button got hot and let all its smoke out. This can be a >>>> couple of things -- that cap was needing replacement due to age, so >>>> it failed when power got into the system. Or there's something else >>>> wrong that overloaded that cap. There's also the biggest list of possible reasons -- something I don't know about. >>>> >>>> Anyone got any ideas? >>>> Nicole >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > > > > > > > > > >

Hello folks, I've been around here for a very long time, and I love these machines (Better love them, I have thirteen of them). My one black sheep 1000GX has been a problem child -- first it didn't boot. I had a friend resolder the P1 connector. That got me the other common bane, black boxes fever. Back in the dark ages that meant the relay hung, so I sent my friend to the k1000.net site, but he didn't find a good picture of where that relay is. He tapped on what he thought was the recalcitrant relay, but there was no joy from that. Anyone know anything else that gives the screen black boxes? This is a non-upgraded 1000GX -- I want to get it working before I worry about finding someone to burn me an OS5 upgrade. Anyone got any ideas (other than giving it to someone so they can anchor their boat, I'm not doing that). Nicole Sent from my HAL 9000 in transit to Jupiter

There is very little info online about the Pro-2. I found a review that suggests the Pro-1 was released in 1990, but nothing on the Pro-2. Does anyone have any info on this (ads, flyers, reviews, etc.)? Link to Pro-1 review: https://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/kurzweil-k1200-and-pro-76/7528

Hello everyone. I have joined this list after this morning upgraded my Kurzweil 1000. It has been several years since I used this application. Between my last use of K1000 and now, I have installed an Index Everest embosser. In setting up the properties for K1000 to properly print to this, I notice three choices for correctly forcing new pages. Form feed, vertical tab and skip lines. K1000's default are 40 characters per line, 25 lines per page. These can be adjusted. There are no settings for binding space and number of blank lines at the top of each page and page number position so I presume the embosser just looks after those. The setup is Windows 11, and I use the supplied Index driver which is networked. Experimenting of course, but if others have found the configuration which works - I'd be pleased to learn about it. Thanks. Vaughan. Vaughan Dodd Vdodd001@... +6421 784 856

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