Korg m50-73 User Guide

Be sure to see “Turning the power on/off” on page 23 
and follow the correct procedure described there.

This switch turns the power on/off. (See page 23)

The included AC adapter is connected here. (See 
page 1 and page 23)

Connections must be made with the power turned 
off. Please be aware that careless operation may 
damage your speaker system or cause 
malfunctions.

Use this to secure the cable of the included AC adapter. 
After connecting the AC adapter, loop the cable around 
the hook located on the M50’s rear panel so that the 
cable won’t get pulled out inadvertently. Leave enough 
slack on the plug end so that you can disconnect it if 
you want to. For details, please see “Setup” on page 1.

Be careful not to bend the base of the plug any 
more than necessary.

These are the main stereo audio outputs. Use the 
VOLUME slider to adjust the volume. (See page 24)

Connect your headphones here.

This jack will output the same signal as the AUDIO 
OUTPUT L/MONO and R jacks.

The headphone volume is controlled by the VOLUME 
slider.

You can connect a damper pedal, foot switch, and foot 
pedal to these jacks. This gives you a broader range of 
functions and effects to control. (See page 25)

MIDI lets you connect the M50 to a computer or other 
MIDI devices, for sending and receiving notes, 
controller gestures, sound settings, and so on. (See 
page 26)

You can insert an SD card here, and use it to save/load 
M50 programs, combinations, or song data. (See 
page 91)

You can connect your computer to this connector. 
Using a single USB cable, your M50 can send and 
receive MIDI information directly to and from a 
computer, without requiring a MIDI interface. (See 
page 26)

The USB connector of the M50 is only able to 

transmit and receive MIDI data.

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