Hey there! Just spoke to Marine, she has been updating how that all works. Now when you use the code, it will just say "coupon applied" then you will get an email with info on how you can grab a couple of bonuses (instead of the free call): free ebook "Ultimate Chords & Scales" and an exclusive technique workshop video "Rock Your Technique". Let me know if you have any issues or anything getting the freebies and I can check with Marine. Hope your M-Solo arrives soon!
@@PianoTone Thank you for your great help, Tony. My M-Solo has not arrived yet but I got a good price when buying it - $1700 Canadian. Did you use Hammond or Yamaha pedals with it? Michael
@@mfurman I've agonized over buying the $$$$$ Exp-50 Hammond pedal; everyone online says it's amazing but I just can't get past the price it's SOOO expensive for a volume pedal. The Yamaha FC7 (geni.us/SM9iImJ) worked ok, but not really any better than the cheap M-Audio ones (geni.us/ejZUL10). I'll probably buy a Hammond one eventually . . . I also tried a Studiologic one and it was ridiculously huge so I sent it back. Any generic sustain pedal (with a polarity switch) will work for the leslie on/off speed switch but to be honest, the cheap brick pedals that come free with pianos work best for this (you don't need the metal sustain pedal); I'm using a Yamaha one I've had forever that's a bit nicer (has some metal in it) can't even remember where I got it. You don't actually have a sustain pedal port on the M-Solo (you do on the SK Pro because you have piano and EP voices) ; you don't need one for organ.
