SKB PS-45 manual - SKB Corporation Skb Ps-45 Professional Powered Pedal Board W/hard Cover

This is normally caused by dirty or worn contacts.
Simply open up the keyboard and replace the contact rubbers when the sensitivity has been lost.

There are 4 different rubber contacts depending on which notes are not working

WJ231101 RUBBER CONTACT 16N-2M OCT 2M-55
WJ231200 RUBBER CONTACT 16N-2M OCT 2M-45
WJ231301 RUBBER CONTACT 16N-2M 76H 2M-45
WJ231401 RUBBER CONTACT 16N-2M 76L 2M-55

Made in 1998
production #32

here is probably the best info...

Gibson 45 guitar Gibson J45 guitar info Jumbo 45 flat top vintage 1942 to...

Yamaha PS 6100 User Manual 10GM3K3

Well friend,
According to page 24 of the manual here http://support.casio.com/pdf/008/ap_45_e.pdf
It says
Demo tunes
While holding down the MUSIC LIBRARY button,
press the PLAY/STOP button
.....and try to play a specific demo tune ........
After playback starts, press the tone button that
corresponds to the tune you want to play.from the list.

ALSO in the Troubleshooting section page 35 For DEMO tunes UNPLUG HEADPHONES

If it doesn't work, then you need to get a Technician to look at it.

check this out - a pdf schematic manual for P200

http://www.gamato.ws/ja/yamaha/P200/yamaha_p-200.pdf

is this a loud tech speaker or SLM speaker?

Training in dermal fillers and administering injections is the main aim of botox training.

I will answer this assuming you have connected the inputs and outputs of both the pedals AND the amplifier/guitar properly. Double-check your connections! ;)

Otherwise...Have you checked all the patch cables to make sure they're ALL working properly? That's usually the culprit in a situation like this, all other things being equal. Cables take the majority of abuse in your signal chain and also happen to be the weak link in the signal chain as well. It only takes one bad patch cable in a series to interrupt the signal.

I would take a pedal with perfectly functioning inputs and outputs and use it to test each cable yer using. If you verify all the cables are in fact working properly (and you are 100% certain everything is connected correctly), that indicates there might be an issue with the pedalboard's onboard electronics. At the most simple, the "From Guitar" or the "To Pedal" or the "To Amplifier Input" jack might be bad. One or more them, in fact, but it only takes one to entirely interrupt that signal chain. The loop section is less straight-forward in that if one of the loops has a bad input or output jack, that shouldn't affect the overall signal chain, nor the inclusion of the other pedals in said signal chain.

So, I think it's one of three things:

1. The pedals, guitar, or amplifier are not properly connected;
2. You have a bad patch cable;
3. Something has gone wrong with the electronics onboard the pedalboard, and this will probably require service.

Hope that helps.

Johnny

Try Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Prong-AC-Power-Cable-Cord-Yamaha-PS-6100-DX5-/380325551098?pt=Keyboards_MIDI&hash=item588d2b5bfa

You can download it from retrevo for free... here is a link, however you might have to register (free) and search for the BXL450. If you need a service manual let me know.