--- In AN1x-list@y..., "Chada, Jaish" <jaish.chada@r...> wrote:
I haven't experienced the problem you describe with my AN1x
however, it's been mentioned on the list before. I'd advise you to
search the list archives http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list I
don't recall a specific, one cure fits all, solution to the problem. I
would assume a hardware repair needs to be affected by a
Yamaha Service Center.
I have no data or proof to back up my opinion but I believe the
problem you describe might be the advanced result of the
audible 'popping and crackling' bug which affected any number
of AN1x synthesizers when the unit was relatively new back in '97
& '98. My unit was affected and Yamaha readily acknowledged it
as a hardware issue. I had the repair performed while under
warranty and have not had any issue since. Of course I may very
well be wrong but that's my take on the problem ;-)
Hope this helps.
regards,
Jon
> Hi.outputs? That
> I was wondering if anyone experienced trouble with their AN1x
> is, all the sounds coming out are pure and undistorted, but theLeft output
> is significantly lower volume than the right output. Does anyoneknow how
> much a problem like this might be to fix?Hello Jaish,
>
> Any help is appreciated.
> Thanks.
> -Jaish
I haven't experienced the problem you describe with my AN1x
however, it's been mentioned on the list before. I'd advise you to
search the list archives http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x-list I
don't recall a specific, one cure fits all, solution to the problem. I
would assume a hardware repair needs to be affected by a
Yamaha Service Center.
I have no data or proof to back up my opinion but I believe the
problem you describe might be the advanced result of the
audible 'popping and crackling' bug which affected any number
of AN1x synthesizers when the unit was relatively new back in '97
& '98. My unit was affected and Yamaha readily acknowledged it
as a hardware issue. I had the repair performed while under
warranty and have not had any issue since. Of course I may very
well be wrong but that's my take on the problem ;-)
Hope this helps.
regards,
Jon
