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1. 1 Joel on Sep 3rd, 2009 said:

   This specs on this synth are so close to what I need, but it has a dealbreaker: no expression pedal jack. It's like buying a car that doesn't have a steering wheel.

2. 2 doug dixon on Sep 27th, 2009 said:

   Hi, when you say an expression pedal, I asume you meen to control volume. Most synths at this price range don't have due to cost. Their are ways around this problem. A inline volume pedal would give you control like on the old organs but if yor are using midifiles ect this will effect the complete output. You could get a midi expression pedal that plugs into the midi in port. These tend to be very expencive and tend to cause more problems with midi channal settings ect. The third option would be to look around for a Fantom X6. Because of the new G series you could probably pick up an X6 for around half price or check out the Juno Stage. Hope this was some help

3. 3 Aries on Oct 9th, 2009 said:

   Hi Guys, here comes a video which has taken on Soundquest 2009 music fair in Hungary. http://vimeo.com/6963882 . It's in Hungarian, but you see / hear the main things. This guy also demoed a Juno G / Stage and Fantom G7 last year. He's a key guy of Karmatronic, which wrotes and mixes songs for Beyoncé, you hear a little part from one of her song. It's not official, but if you see the smile while he playing, you can decide who wrote the song

4. 4 Clayton on Nov 21st, 2009 said:

   I was wondering how the harpsichord sounds?

5. 5 Phil on Dec 26th, 2009 said:

   You use the HOLD pedal and set it to expression in one of the menus.

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