Glad you found the issue!
I've installed a couple of those boards and I add quick disconnects (or connects as the case may be) and a set of instructions that allows the user or a tech to quickly remove the board for debugging.
I think Kenton should do something similar, especially given the very expensive midi board they sell for what it is, but they do leave it up to the customer.?
Argh... please disregard my last message. Your were onto it - the midi board was the source of a bunch of those issues.
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I received the Kenton install instructions and now I know that traces and wires were cut to do the install which caused some crazy behaviour when the kit was removed.
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A major fault does remain - the Keyboard control brilliance and level controls are causing a pitch input. I can dial in a fairly reasonable pitch and play the CS80 close to normally but outside that 'sweet spot' range is a load of dissonant shreaking that eventually goes out of hearing range as the paddles are at maximum.
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Thanks for your help, Scott. I was mulling it over all day and the coin finally dropped to have a closer look at the midi install.
