When evaluating the , it is helpful to see how it stacks up against common alternatives: Surface Type Durability Safety/Cushioning 6x Poly Track Schools & Professional Stadia Latex-Bound Middle Schools / Recreational Mondo (Pre-fab) Firm (Built for speed) International Competitions Cinder/Clay Very High (Natural) Historical/Low-budget paths Installation and Usage
Proper installation is critical to the performance of the 6x Poly system. 6x poly track
| Problem | Cause | Fix | |---------|-------|-----| | Notes cutting off early | Exceeding 6 voices | Set synth to “voice reserve” or reduce chord density | | Thin sound | Unison turned off, no detune | Enable 6‑voice unison + small detune (~5‑10 cents) | | Muddy low end | All 6 voices playing bass notes | Split keyboard: lowest 2 voices mono (bass), top 4 poly | | Stereo phase issues | Wide panning per voice | Limit pan to ±30% or use mono-compatible chorus | When evaluating the , it is helpful to
When you play a 6-note chord (e.g., C-E-G-Bb-D-F), each key triggers a separate voice card. The poly allocation algorithm decides which voice to reuse when you exceed 6 notes (typically “last note priority” or “round-robin”). When evaluating the