Hello everyone. I bought an used Electro 6D about a month ago and everything was ok until I found out that the B2 key was not respecting its sensitivity. I watched a video on how to clean/replace the rubber sensors, I did it. It didn't work at first, then I turned them upside down and it is working now.
I heard many people with NE3 models dealing with these issues, but, why an Electro 6D? is it normal to have that "wear" if its the most new model? I'm concerned whether I should just go back to Guitar Center and return the keyboard if it's going to be having issues like these over time...
Thank you for your feedback
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Re: Key sensitivity Nord Electro 6d
Nord has been using the same Fatar action in their instruments for years. Even though it's a newer Nord model, the keybed is still subject to the same issues.
Mike from Central NJ, USA
Tools: Ten fingers, two feet, middle-age brain, questionable judgement and taste
Current Nords: Piano 5 73, Electro 6D 73
Ownership History: Electro 2, Electro 3-73 SW, Electro 3HP, Electro 4D, Stage 2EX 76HP
Tools: Ten fingers, two feet, middle-age brain, questionable judgement and taste
Current Nords: Piano 5 73, Electro 6D 73
Ownership History: Electro 2, Electro 3-73 SW, Electro 3HP, Electro 4D, Stage 2EX 76HP
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