Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

2012/1/25 steve_the_composer <smw-mail@...>:
> I had this happen with my P2500. I alway left the back power switch on and just toggled My E-Mu on and off via the front button. Eventually, the front button did not seem to be working well. It seemed like a faulty/dirty switch. Then I read a post about the same issue. Now I use the front button to toggle my E-Mu off first and then turn it off from the back.
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> Someone said something about the power supply being affected by always leaving the back switch on. I have no idea. I just know what works for me. Maybe it will help in others' situations.

I have the same "faulty/dirty switch" issue. Good to know, thanks Steve!

Usually I just left the all my synths on (including MP7), and turn
on/off the power strip in my rack. That was actually my biggest
improvement in the studio - reducing the boot-up time...

Nicko - merci pour votre explication! Il peut être très utile pour
tous les abonnés de la liste.

Bruno