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Just going of the top of my head but... Could it be that if a board or connector has a poor connection when you switch on the board you get the output problem. If you then shake/thump/curse the board it is now seated correctly but the Trinity needs a re-boot to recognise that the connection is now ...

Wel true -- it does seem that when you loose an output it is most likely that the Trinity has been moved to or from a gig or some other thing. We've all had a go at various internal conectors, and at times have gone 'WaHey' sorted, only to find that the problem comes back. If indeed the common ...

Hi,

So if nearly half the Trinity owners on this group get this problem it should be brought to Korg's attention. And they should give a reasonable response e.g. how to overcome it.

Carl

Hi Sharp,

Did you send a note to Korg to see if they could comment on the output problem?

Seeing as nearly half the folk here who have the HD+ have experienced the problem should we try and get someone from Korg to give us their side of the story. Don't get me wrong, I love my Trinity and Korg have always been helpful in the past but if there is a problem we should work together to ...

I've been watching the poll and it's interesting to see such a high proportion of folk with this output problem.

But ONLY TEN VOTES! surely there are more Trinity users than this on this group.

Come on... place your votes now.

Carl

My serial number starts 007 but it does have U12 on the little sticker so probably not that. It sounds like those Trinity's that have always lived in studios are less likely to go wrong so is it due to moving them around? Sharp - even though you don't gig yours now, did you gig it before or move it ...

Hi all, I got my Trinity as soon as they were first available in UK and I've been a happy Trinity owner ever since. I have other keyboards, they come and go but the Trinity stays forever! The only grief I ever have from the Trinty is this output thing. Over the years various solutions have been ...