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Released: 198-
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Sam Richards writes: |
I love this keyboard. It doesn't compare to my KORG Trinity or M1 and it certainly ain't no Hammond B3 but I think it's really cool because as thewre are so few around it gives it a unique look. As I said, the keys have got great feel and it's extremely easy to use MIDI-conductor function makes splitting channels across they keyboard as easy as it could possibly be. The reason I use it is only as a controller, but the sounds are fun to play with. I would only reccommend it to you if you are sure you want it because I can understand that without all the functions of the new controllers it would get very frustrating for some people, but to me it's a God-send! Mid you though, the prices are only guesses as I got it second hand. And I'm not sure when it was made - I just know that it was sometime in the mid-eighties! Oh, one other useful feature is that it has a changeable voltage so that if you go from the US to Europe you don;t have to use adapters etc. Comments About the Sounds: I don't personally use it for the sounds. I use it because I love the feel of the keys. They aren't fully weighted, but they almost are which I think is pretty unique. |
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