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#1744958 09/02/11 08:18 AM
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I wonder if there is a way to turn off the reverb on my SP-170 so that when I next time turn on the piano, the chorus will also be off. Currently it always defaults to on and this is annoying.

Anyone know a solution to this?

Last edited by Artur Gajewski; 09/02/11 08:19 AM.

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Hi Artur.

I have the same piano. I think that there is no way to maintain the reverb off, once you have turned the piano off, since this piano has no memory for settings.

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