Inside a Nord Stage! Full key bed replacement step by step
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- I taught myself how to repair this keyboard, so you don't have to make the same mistakes I did!
EDIT: This got a lot more views than expected! As a couple folks have pointed out, PLEASE DO NOT lay the keyboard flat on the table when you flip it over like I did!! Use blocks and/or padding so the controls don't get damaged. Mine turned out fine, but if I'd made any wrong moves it easily could've not been!
Link to the key bed I bought:
instrumentalparts.com/stage-7...
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:11 - Removing the outer shell
04:08 - Removing the main PCB
06:49 - Extracting the key bed assembly
07:55 - Replacing individual keys
11:00 - How NOT to repair clacky keys
12:24 - Installing the new key bed assembly
18:40 - Reassembly
20:35 - Testing and troubleshooting
25:33 - It works!!!
27:21 - Outro
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I'm a drummer, can't play keyboard but the video is amusing. Nicely done
I get chest pains when I see you turn over the keyboard right on the switches and knobs I hope nothing broke. With that said it was entertaining!!
Yeah, someone else pointed that out 😅 This thing is robust and everything is fine, but next time I'll be sure to use padding or risers of some kind!
Hey Davis, great vid! I have a Stage 2 EX, 76 keys. I need to change the keybed as well, clacky keys and some dead notes. Where did you get a replacement keybed? Any information would be helpful, thanks!
Thanks, I just updated the description with a link. Got it here: instrumentalparts.com/stage-76-calibrated-keybed/
How to have 1n4148 diode..
Just buy a nord kboard..and extract it.
If you are going to repair stuff yourself, get a piece of foam to put your instrument on. Dont just flip it over on the knops and stuff and then start screwing stuff out or in. Handle your instrument with respect.
Good suggestion, I'll do that next time. As mentioned, I am an amateur and couldn't find any information on how to repair this properly - there are a lot of things I probably should've done differently!
Que mkd, que ingeniero tan Chimbo 😅, que facil es desensamblar y cambiar toda una pieza, nah eso no es ingeniería, yo como fisico reparo mis propias cosas incluyendo mis teclados e instrumentos, prefiero investigar aprender y hacerlojajaj