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Synth Site: Kawai: K1 Synthesizer: User reviews Add review


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Average rating: 3.7 out of 5
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Michael Hamden a hobbyist user from USA writes:
Evan, and other knowledgeable ones: I'm a novice - just got a K1 in the hope of learning something about synthesizers. Am thinking about replacing a new ROM chip but haven't got a clue as to whether that's a good idea or how to go about it. Any advice/help will be much appreciated. Thanks. - Michael

Rating: 4 out of 5 posted Wednesday-Jul-20-1111 at 17:55
Nathan a professional user from Canada writes:
Not even close to my type of synthesizer. I prefer analog synths with filters for the sounds. People say this synth has nice strings, but they probably haven't heard a decent mono/polyphonic analog synth. The only decent sound was used by LFO. Probably good as a MIDI keyboard, otherwise this is the synth that made me search out a better one and I've never looked back.

Rating: 1 out of 5 posted Thursday-Jun-02-1111 at 22:27
LammerGyer a professional user from Richmond VA writes:
Kawai K1: I painfully loaded and saved all the best patches online in sysex into the 4 available banks and now I have one of the most useful synths in my rack. I have the module and the keyboard. The K1 goes LA is the only bell like patch I use anywhere and the fat poly synth patches just blow the room out. This, the Korg M1 and the Korg DW8000 are the best blending synths for big fat orchestral wallop that I like. Get 4 of these and stack 'em. People are givin em away almost. There is another new world in there.

Rating: 0 out of 5 posted Sunday-Mar-27-1111 at 01:24
gridsleep a hobbyist user from USA writes:
I have a K1M and ran through its presets recently again after obtaining a memory card for it. Now I can use all those E and e banks in addition to the I and i banks. It has the most minimal interface a synthesizer can have and not be a tin whistle. But, while some of the sounds are, eh, pass them by, some of them, like sax and piano, well, I could feel my eyes widen a little and my mouth involuntarily uttering "Damn...that sounds GOOD..." When you can get that kind of reaction for $100 bucks or so on eBay, you have a winner.

Rating: 5 out of 5 posted Tuesday-Feb-22-1111 at 05:50
Imran Behleem a professional user from Pakistan writes:
I have K1 , which is slim, nice and handy but on other hand its sounds (being 8 bit)are awful..I use it for midi playing with vsti plugins.....its a good friend to me

Rating: 2 out of 5 posted Sunday-Mar-30-088 at 11:00
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