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This is very minor and doesn't bother me, but I may have to sell my Fantom-06 and am wondering if this isn't normal and something I should mention in the description. Does anyone else have their buttons a bit off center? All of my other Roland boards are dead centered so it's not what I was used to....

I've made this exact jump as well! Bought a Juno-G new back in 2008 and this is my first Roland workstation since then. I think the 06 is a great upgrade to the Juno-G. The sound quality increase, even the same patches, is pretty substantial imo. It has a much more clear and defined sound. I always ...

I've had my Fantom-06 for about a month and a half so I figured I'd chime in with my first impressions after some use (and I'm still far from an expert): Workflow : I'm already getting around pretty quick on it. Editing is fast and I like how the shift + button can get you to screens quick. The sequ...

First thing I did was turn that light off. I'm glad Roland had the good sense to provide that option.

I believe that any tutorials for the regular Fantom should carry over to these pretty well if not entirely.

Good to know. I think if there's plenty that can be done with the buttons then it'll be fine. I'm looking forward to this one. It'll be quite a step up from my old Roland Juno-G!

Thank you for the first impressions. I have one on pre-order and my biggest concern was the display as I have chubby fingers so you confirmed my fears somewhat. I was hoping for the stylus solution as well. Please let us know which stylus you find ends up working! It looked to me like you can adjust...

I'm still going strong with my Juno-G for 11 years now! I haven't replaced it. I played with a Juno-DS and I feel like parts of the interface is a step backward. I like to program my patches from scratch and the Juno-G has just enough knobs to make it easy and quick. The Juno-DS just lost a couple b...

you're wrong ;), replacing my LCD from roland for the ....third time! was a battle with them! even if they know it's a manufacturing default of the LCD. (now they have built a new LCD but you must pay for it (so pay to solve their manufacturing quality problems). this new LCD requires a firmware up...

When my screen died, it just became jumbled where pieces would be out of place. One thing I once heard was that all original Juno-G screens are destined to fail so it's a matter of when not if. Roland has been very cool about this for original owners (considering it was a pretty bad screw up) coveri...

Great! Thanks for the link.

Thanks for the detailed replies! These sound like really high quality overlays and a pretty much complete solution (ie not obviously an overlay once applied) to the glossy panel.

They look really nice and give a totally new look the JD-XA. I'm curious if anyone knows what they're made out from?

I need to replace one of the knobs on my Juno-G. Can anyone tell me what size shaft knob I need? Much thanks!

I'm using the Juno-G as a controller for a desktop synth and I need to make some control changes to CC90. Can the Juno-G do this? I can't figure it out from reading the manual. Granted, I know very little about midi so any help would be great! Thank you!