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Because I'm likely much older than most of the members here, I've seen most of the changes in synths over the years. ( I used to hang out at the ARP factory!) My best guess is the world economy was a factor in Roland's c...

Tom Martin, Hopedale, MA 01747

For what ever reason, Roland is inundating me with Jupiter-80 email. I've no interest in the board for a number of reasons (one being the weight) but my primary reason is the handling of the FG series. I looked high and...

GW: I use the G7 as a master keyboard. When purchased, I was the only keyboardist in my weekend gig but since then, we've added a second player so I can play more sax. I got a good deal on a floor model G6 via Ebay and i...

Wow! Really interesting question. I really enjoy the G6 live as it fits my needs to a T. (My band is a bit unique as I'm in a two keyboard situation and the other keyboardist plays "acoustic piano" and "clav" while I'm t...

Okay: Grace is not in the club. I must say, based on Grace's crits, I think a bit more time programming would have solved a number of listed issues. I'm fortunate to work weekends with six consummate musicians. Three of...

The older X and newer G series are really apples and oranges. The X, IMO was the pinnacle of the Fantom series. It pretty much got everything right, functionality wise. It had 2 predecessors and Roland took the X to the...

I've used the G6 and G7 for several years now and follow this group frequently. I've found many of the foibles and shortcomings in the G series but just want to state that I'm still a fan. Previously owned the original F...

Haven't experienced the issue described. Have you tried copying the patch to a different location? Could be area 51 thing. Seriously, would try relocating the patch. T

Sweetwater Sound is the acid test for cutting edge equipment. As soon as gear is outmoded, they drop it like a hot rock. The G series is still on their site and in their catalog.