Hi, everybody!

I just purchased a Korg Triton.

Need a suggestion, but first some background....

I have a 4-year-old Roland JV-50, and I've been playing it through the "aux-in" on my Bose stereo system. I live in an apartment, so I can't jam too loudly anyway. Besides, this has worked just fine with the Roland, and it allows me to practice without buying an amp and a whole new set of speakers.

The new Triton's output seems to be very very quiet, and so I have to turn up the stereo system. I get a 60 cycle hum when I do this. I believe I should be able to somehow make the Korg produce LOUDER line output so that the stereo won't have to amplify it that much.

By the way, the Korg seems to be quiet through the headphone jack (as input into the stereo, which is what I used to be able to do with the Roland) as well as through the "line out" jack.

If I can turn down the volume on the stereo system, then I won't hear that annoying hum, and I will be a happy jammer.

By the way, the rhythms and drum kits seem to play at an acceptable volume...maybe (It's so new, I'm giving my own brain input-overload); it's too quiet when I'm playing something on the keyboard, like piano or trumpet.

I shall continue to review the manual, but any suggestions would be appreciated.

BTW... I love the Triton so far, and one little benefit not often spoken of is this: No power supply adapter! Instead, the keyboard comes with a standard 3-prong wall plug, exactly like the kind your typical computer takes!

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

-- Brian
(still awash in "bricks," but in a better mood today!)