I did! and I absolutely can't hear it!

I was very recently tested on my hearing and there's nothing wrong with my hearing, in fact my hearing seems to be superb for my age. (I'm almost 52)

So it might be that more K2600 have this, but mine does not have this problem!
Thats'why I am curious to listen to a small sample which has this bee buzz!
If you don't mind just send me a few notes, sampled in mp3 format.

I recently removed my mail adress from profile to avoid and reduce spam, but if you are willing to send it, will send you my mail adress or a private place where you can upload.

Fred

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Originally posted by Sherwood:
Fred,
If you go to the referenced thread, you'll see that a number of people have heard this. Strike a note solidly in Program 1 in the C3-C4 range and hold it. Because of the looping, it kicks in strongly in 1+ seconds and then very slowly decays.

I don't know what to say if you can't hear it. Maybe you are just not sensitive to these particular frequencies.

If you are interested, I suggest you go to the K2600 User Group (link above) and go through Stoph's step-by-step changes. Stoph was the only person who really put in some effort to solve the problem, and he did a terrific job. Then, compare this to the original Program 1. There is a very clear difference.

Thanks,
Mike
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