Why does my thomann SP-5500 make a popping sound when turned on or off?
A popping sound from your thomann Musical Instrument, when turning it on or off, is normal. This indicates the instrument is receiving electrical power.
General| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
|---|---|
| Metronome | Yes |
| Dimensions | 1365 x 366 x 137 mm |
| Type | Digital Piano |
| Connections | MIDI, USB, Headphones |
| Key Type | Hammer action |
Important safety instructions and precautions to follow before using the piano.
Instructions on how to connect the AC adaptor and power the piano.
Guide to selecting and changing the instrument's voice sounds.
How to divide the keyboard into two different sound sections.
How to choose and activate different accompaniment styles.
How to start playing a selected style, including immediate and sync start.
Methods for stopping the playback of a style.
How to set and adjust the tempo for styles and songs.
How the piano detects chords for automatic accompaniment.
Setting MIDI input and output channels for communication.
How to save current settings and load previously stored ones.
Preparing the piano for recording a new song.
Initiating the recording of musical data.
Steps to begin the process of recording a new style.
Recording new musical styles, including Overdub and Replace modes.
Editing tempo, renaming, and modifying parts of a style.
Removing user-created styles from memory.
Using the dictionary to learn and identify chords.
Testing knowledge of chords by playing them correctly.
Loading songs, styles, or memory data from the SD card.
Saving songs, styles, or memory data to the SD card.
Connecting the keyboard to a computer via USB for MIDI data.
Establishing MIDI connections between devices using cables or interfaces.
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