Owners note that the Fantom-07's Supernatural pianos are superior to its Zen-core counterparts, with more nuanced sound achievable through EQ and reverb adjustments.

Fantom-07 users occasionally encounter polyphony issues, especially with Supernatural strings, though firmware updates have mitigated some limitations.

Owners report that the FA-07 is notably heavier than the Fantom-07, weighing 8.5 kg due to its quality partially-weighted action.

Owners regard the FA-07 as a hidden value on the used market, with purchases around $1000 Canadian for units in good condition.

Ensure the screen operates correctly at all brightness settings, considering the previous owner might not have used a screen saver.

The Fantom-07 includes a pattern-based sequencer but lacks full audio recording, a shift from previous models, prioritizing DAW integration instead.

The Fantom-07's drawbar control includes a parameter screen for all nine drawbars, with midi transmission enabling creative live performance setups.

The Fantom-07 limits virtual tone wheel organs to zone 2, restricting the use of splits with additional vtw sounds, a consideration for organ-focused players.

The Fantom-07's song chain feature supports multiple set lists, with bank select buttons directly mapped for quick song navigation during gigs.

The Fantom-07's zone on/off buttons allow seamless transitions by leaving current chords sustained, enhancing live performance flexibility compared to traditional mute buttons.

Although the Fantom-0 series expands sampling, it lacks the VPiano and sound modules like ACB and Nzyme available in higher-end Fantoms.

Test the SD card slot by performing a backup to ensure proper functionality.

Check the main value knob for glitchiness, as it may unexpectedly double trigger; the pitch bend might not reach full range unless set for 13 semitones.

The FA-07 keybed uses a Fatar TP9/S action, offering deeper and longer keys than the FA-06, with semi-weighting but lacking aftertouch.

The Nord Electro, although considered for gigging, was found to have overly stiff action and short keys, leading some users to prefer the Fantom 0 series.

The FA-07 keybed is considered superior to the Fantom-06/07 and shares quality with the Juno Stage, offering a better semi-weighted synth action.

The FA-07, with its Fatar keybed, is regarded as a better gigging option than the FA-06 due to improved key action and sound remain feature in the 2.0 update.