On December 24, 2019 at 03:12, Ernie Gilman said...
Bingo.
I've only had one problem with Yamaha: finding all the details in the manuals. Many subtle things are only explained in little notes after the main text of some category.
They also seem to want to save ink instead of make our lives easier: I've run across situations where I read the instructions on, say, Page 43, which refer me to Page 76 while I'm in the middle of doing the steps on Page 43. Writing a manual this way is irritating and unnecessary.
It's not a mater of saving ink, it's saving the cost to create and ship something that won't be read by the vast majority of people who buy or set up the equipment. Paper is heavy- a pdf weighs nothing.
Which manual has the page numbering problems? Care to post the model number?
