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Well, that'd be one guy who doesn't have to worry about the LCD burning out.

Serial #: ZV....... Problems: doesn't have LCD issue yet, does have startup transpose issue. Mfg: Made in China, stickered over w "Japan" Time owned: 2 years, light duty

With as little time as I spend on this board anymore it is a surprised that I discovered the solution. If you find this problem, remove the EV-5 pedal and throw it away.

Juno G, yes

I have something similar in that a patch shift fixes it but it is across all keys and is a case of volume drop, not a case of not playing at all. The manufacturer will not engage in the kind of troubleshooting anyone in...

Dan, add me to the unhappy owners with startup transposition issue. I can't believe how persistent this problem is across topics. Can Roland respond to this?

After a year of non-heavy use, just as I am about to start playing out, I have a problem with this board. Stronger hand action on the keys seems to trigger a volume dropout. The volume drops to maybe a third of what it w...

I took everything that I imagine I will use regularly for the tedious business of setting up live and performance stuff. I pulled these off to the librarian and ordered them in subsets of "eveything tonewheel", "everythi...

It doesn't actually say it's for volume. It just shows that value. So I was puzzled especially because it doesn't actually work when it's set that way. Oh well...

From bits and pieces of the manual, dvd, and stuff gleaned from here, I've been able to get various pedals to do various things (sustain piano patches, change some rotary speeds, etc.) But there is one seemingly simple t...