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Thomas R Kolb (tkolb@penta.volvo.se)
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The X5D is basically the same as the regular X5 (see X5 review) - with some added whistles and bells. The polyphony has been expanded to 64 voices (32 in double mode), there are 2 MB more samples onboard (total 8 MB) and also some other nice little enhancements.
Scott : A good solid entry level keyboard, with 64 voice poly...a nice machine for multimedia composing. (Includes a serial interface in addition to MIDI in/out/thru built in.)
Keyboard is so-so, but the unit is very light and compact, so it's a good travelling companion.
Excellent effects are fun to play with.
The user interface, despite an occasional quirk, won me over...I sensed it was a fun machine to play, and I was right. I've been very satisfied with it
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(Thanks to Thomas R Kolb for this info.)
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