From hammond321@yahoo.com Wed Oct 23 04:44:01 2013
Subject:Re: Numa losing pitch

Maybe he could try taking the pitch wheel assembly apart and cleaning it.  I've had to do that with a synth... although it was quite a bit older than the Numa.  Sometimes the assembly will get dust in it and not return to "zero" position thereby leaving the instrument slightly off pitch.  I don't know if the Numa has a self diagnostic program he can run or not, but if it does it should tell him what the
A 440 nominal position for the pitch wheel should be and whether the wheel has drifted slightly.  That's the way my synth works anyway.  Good luck.

On Wednesday, October 23, 2013 6:32 AM, leo aquilina wrote:

 
Just another example of Studiologic's poor quality control (at least as far as the Numa organ is concerned). Its too bad, it is a great sounding clone. You would think they could fix the problems by now! Never respond to an email, no customer support at all. I was just thinking about giving it another try and then this. Hope your friend can get this resolved.

On Wednesday, October 23, 2013 4:41 AM, Jack Ponissi wrote:

 
Hi there, writing for a friend…

He says his Numa suddenly went off pitch while playing. He can still
use the pitch wheel to fix it temporarily but it's not a good
solution…Rebooting doesn't help and the pitch seems to change also
switching the Leslie speed. Any idea?

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