Hello there!
First of all, I do not have any a lot of knowledge about building or changing electronics myself, but I am able to use a screwdriver and solder well enough. I have a Fender Frontman 212R, which I use primarily for my Stage Piano with Rhodes sounds. Now I got a second keyboard (same Company, same output) which I want to use for e-piano and organ together with the first.
To my question: The inputs of the Frontman have different sensitivities. I would like to have an adapter on the frontman to have the same sensitivity on both inputs, but I have no clue what I have to do to achieve this, exactly. I would appreciate your help!
Here is a link to the scematics on this Forum.
music-electronics-forum.com/attachments/6383d1253685845-frontman-212r-schematic.pdf
First of all, I do not have any a lot of knowledge about building or changing electronics myself, but I am able to use a screwdriver and solder well enough. I have a Fender Frontman 212R, which I use primarily for my Stage Piano with Rhodes sounds. Now I got a second keyboard (same Company, same output) which I want to use for e-piano and organ together with the first.
To my question: The inputs of the Frontman have different sensitivities. I would like to have an adapter on the frontman to have the same sensitivity on both inputs, but I have no clue what I have to do to achieve this, exactly. I would appreciate your help!
Here is a link to the scematics on this Forum.
music-electronics-forum.com/attachments/6383d1253685845-frontman-212r-schematic.pdf
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