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Thank you!

<t>I'm sorry you are having problems. My Roland Fantom worked fine in Vista and the procedure I wrote was for Windows 7. I do not use 64-bit OS (yet) so I cannot say anything about that. <br/> <br/> While it should work, I would not in general ever unzip anything to the desktop, only because some fo...

<t>An outside chance this might help: <br/> <br/> One time, after I had been using many USB devices, I started getting this error. It doesn't matter what is connected at the time; it matters how many drivers have been loaded over the course of using the PC. <br/> <br/> If this sounds like something ...

Glad it helped you.

Windows 7 has been running very well for me.

<t>I've been using Windows 7 RC 32-bit and I really like it.<br/> <br/> If you download the drivers for the Fantom XR and try to install them in Windows 7 RC, you will be told that the operating system is not supported. Here's how to install the drivers:<br/> <br/> 1. Download the latest driver, whi...

I just converted to Vista this weekend, and I'm still setting things up, but my Fantom XR does work.

That does sound great!

I don't know the reason for the difference, but yes, the SPDIF does sound different. It is cleaner, with maybe less bass "boominess".

I use the Fantom-X as the master clock for the rest of my downstream devices, and that works fine.

<t>A ground loop can occur and produce that hum if everything is not plugged into the same AC source, including other devices connected to the stereo.<br/> <br/> If it isn't a ground loop AC problem, then try replacing the Y cable. These go bad easily. Plus, those small stereo headphone jacks are no...

<t>I have a Fantom XR, which is fabulous. I'm running XP SP2.<br/> <br/> For the purposes of this problem, I leave my PC on all the time, and the power saver settings are on Never for all devices. I do use a screen saver. When I log back in from the screen saver, sometimes, maybe one in 8 times, my ...

I'm guessing that it would work. When I edited the instrument definition files for each new SRX board, it did not require any entries for which slot it was in. Each SRX board has unique addresses.

<t>Compared to the many great sounds of the other SRX boards I have, the 03, 07, and 09, I was very disappointed in the 12. There are many fewer total sounds, especially compared to the 09. I found only five patches I thought I would use in the future in the 12. Yes, those sound great, but I feel I ...

NO! Get this condition fixed first. You could blow out your equipment, get shocked or both.

Seriously.

Is there any overlap between these sounds and the sounds on the CD that is supplied with SRX expansion boards 06 thru 09?

In my Fantom-XR, I have the SRX-03, 07 and 09. I think the next purchase will be the SRX-06. As a brass and woodwind player, I don't need the SRX-10.

My main interest in the three boards I already have is for a good acoustic guitar, and good electric and acoustic piano.