From: "jondl" <
jondl@...>
> What you have described - almost verbatim - is the known problem both
> Peter and I eluded to in an earlier post. Yamaha can repair the problem
> - it is a hardware fix referred to as a 'factory modification'. I've
> posted some details of my experience having the repair performed on my
> AN1x Page http://www.jdlx-musique.com/
>
> I don't recall if Peter ever had the fix performed. It probably
> bothered me more than him ;-) I'd heard about this 'bug' (inaccurate
> description I know) prior to buying my AN1x and figured I had a 50/50
> chance of getting a model without the problem :-/ If your AN1x is under
> Warranty - go for it! If not, ask how much it will cost before
> deciding. You might ask what the long term effects on the unit will be
> without having the repair performed. As far as I know no one ever
> figured out if it gets worse or not?
Well, I've never encountered this problem, so I didn't bother.
But what's very odd for about the last week or so, is that when I turn the
unit on, Scene 1 is very soft and Scene 2 has a very high level of reverb.
When I switch the voice bavk and forth the the + and - keys, the problem is
gone. I really don't have any explaination for this, but I don't like it
either. My AN1x is about two years old now.
- Peter