Introduction
ii ENSONIQ KT Musician’s Manual
Clean Up and Maintenance
Only clean the exterior of your KT with a soft, lint-free, dry (or slightly damp) cloth. You can use
a slightly dampened cloth (with a mild neutral detergent) to remove stubborn dirt, but make sure
that the KT is thoroughly dry before turning on the power. Never use alcohol, benzene, volatile
cleaners, solvents, abrasives, polish or rubbing compounds.
Center Supported Stands
With the KT, or any weighted-action keyboard, we highly recommend that you do not use center-
supported column-type keyboard stands. Weighted keyboards are too heavy, too long, and
usually require greater playing force to be exerted on them. They will be unstable on center-
supported column-type stands.
About The Manuals
This manual covers two different products, the KT-76 and the KT-88. The KT-76 has a 76 note
keyboard, whereas the KT-88 has an 88 note keyboard. In this manual, when there are notable
differences, the keyboards will be specifically addressed as the KT-76 and the KT-88. When the
text pertains to both products, they will be referred to as KT.
If you’re anxious to plug your KT in and get playing, we recommend following the KT Quick-
Start Guide. It is designed to give you a head start at using and understanding the major features
of the KT keyboard. After you’ve finished the Quick-Start Guide, you’ll be on the way to using
the KT to its fullest potential.
The Musician’s Manual is your guide to understanding the KT in detail. The remainder of this
section contains important safety and set-up information. After the initial “I just gotta hear it”
phase has passed and you’re ready to utilize the full potential of the KT, please take the time to
read the sections on programming, sequencing, and storage. They’ll provide valuable
information and tips that will speed up the learning process and enhance your enjoyment of the
KT.
Thank you again for choosing ENSONIQ. Enjoy the music!
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