Toby Dammit

Hello and thank you for your suggestions, I never would have thought of your first one! : ) Sadly it didn't do anything. Indeed I thought I could simply use a balance to even the two channels, but I do use the direct headphones output to practice and still, there is that 2 db difference. I contacted Crumar and had some advices from Guido, but the conclusion was that the two outputs should be at the same volume and that I could ask for an exchange to my seller. I think that's what I'm gonna do. I won't lie, I'm disappointed to have a problem straight out of the box. But to be fair, I had an issue when I bought the Prophet 6, had to exchange it, and it remained one of my favorite instrument ever since so... I can't let that kind of issue ruin the great sounds of the Mojo (trying to keep a positive attitude, hum).

Hello there, I bought a Crumar Mojo 61 recently and love the sounds. However I have a strange issue, I already contacted Crumar but I wanted to share with you and, maybe, see if others experienced it too: the left output of the instrument is louder by 2 or 3 db than the right output. I noticed it on the V3 engine first, but after testing it by recording the same chord using the same input on my computer soundcard, first time with the jack cable on the LEFT output of the Mojo61, second time with the jack cable on the right ouput of the Mojo61, I saw it was the case on all the sound engines. I already did a factory reset on the web editor and have the latest firmware installed. Any clues?

You mean Toby Dammit? Well, it's not my real name of course, I borrowed it from the lovely Federico Fellini's segment of the Spirits Of The Dead movie. Of course, of course, I agree but I admit I was a bit curious.

Hello everyone, I'm new here and first of all, thank you for all the valuable informations on this thread. I'm planning on getting a modeling keyboard soon and you helped me gravitate towards Crumar. However, I have a question for those of you who have both the Mojo 61 and the Seven. I contacted Crumar and they said that the electric pianos engines were not 100% identical in the two instruments. Do you hear any differences? Better yet, do you have a way to record something simple and post it here that would emphasize the differences? Sorry if it seems a bit rude for a first post and, again, thanks!