My new Keystation 61 MK3 shows the following problems:

1. if it has not been played for a while, all white keys seem to "stick" internally as if lightly on a rubber. The first keystroke requires very slightly more pressure and one feels and hears how the key internally detaches itself from presumably a rubber buffer. Subsequently, this is no longer the case until the keyboard has stood unused for a longer period of time (approx. 30 minutes).

The key on the far right sporadically produces no sound. Suddenly it works again without any problems.

Am I the only one with these problems?

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My new Keystation 61 MK3 shows the following problems:

1. if it has not been played for a while, all white keys seem to "stick" internally as if lightly on a rubber. The first keystroke requires very slightly more pressure and one feels and hears how the key internally detaches itself from presumably a rubber buffer. Subsequently, this is no longer the case until the keyboard has stood unused for a longer period of time (approx. 30 minutes).

The key on the far right sporadically produces no sound. Suddenly it works again without any problems.

Am I the only one with these problems?

Accepted Answer

I've been playing on and off for a few weeks and have never had this problem. But after 30 minutes of unuse, it sounds really bad for you. I'm sure that's not normal. I've never had a problem with point 2 with any key. That's my experience.

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