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Posted on Jun 30, 2009

My Yamaha PSR-260 Lights up But can't hear a thing

Yamaha PSR-260 when I plug it in it lights up, but nothing comes out of the speakers on it. when you push the keys words come up, everything else appears to work. but sound wont come out even if volume is all the way up, What am I doing Wrong?

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