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Anonymous Posted on Mar 08, 2011

My Korg CX-3 Combo Organ turns on, but when it's plugged in to an amplifier, I don't hear anything and it doesn't generate any sounds except for a clicking noise when hitting the key. I hope you can help me. Thank You

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From the user manual troubleshooting:

No sound

• Are the other devices or headphones connected

correctly?

Check the connections. ........................................ (see p.6)

• Is the power of your amp or mixer turned on?

• Is the [MASTER LEVEL] knob raised?

• Is the Global mode Group 4 "MIDI Local" parameter

turned On?

Check the setting of this parameter.

• Are the bars of Drawbar 1 or 2 pulled out?
Pull out some of the bars.

Also check out this site and scroll down and do the "Factory reset" by holding down the buttons they say... AND please note that you have to hold them for a while during this.

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