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VinceBlood
Published on 12/14/06 at 04:37
I possde the Clavinet C for a month, he released a studio Londoner who closed APRS ten years of service.
I saw it more compact and also more lightweight, in fact not at all.
The chassis is made of wood and consists of an indoor mtallique heavy plate on which all the steel strings of the instrument.
The clavinet is a kind of electro-acoustic guitar consists of as many strings as keys keyboards. In front of each one, there is a screw to grant the note.
Power is supplied by 9V battery or external power.
The feel of the instrument is trsractif and enjoyable, the vibration of the strings is felt under the fingers, is living under the hood!
Two switches allow altrer the microphone jack and therefore the sound reproduction. Either there's a "round", a funky its end, the one used by Stevie Wonder on the song "Superstition".
Appraisal:
This instrument, by virtue of its simple design, is reliable. The sound is terrible, and APRS have the true taste of the Clavinet, I admit that imitation APRS seem sudden, trs artificial (especially when a chord).
I saw it more compact and also more lightweight, in fact not at all.
The chassis is made of wood and consists of an indoor mtallique heavy plate on which all the steel strings of the instrument.
The clavinet is a kind of electro-acoustic guitar consists of as many strings as keys keyboards. In front of each one, there is a screw to grant the note.
Power is supplied by 9V battery or external power.
The feel of the instrument is trsractif and enjoyable, the vibration of the strings is felt under the fingers, is living under the hood!
Two switches allow altrer the microphone jack and therefore the sound reproduction. Either there's a "round", a funky its end, the one used by Stevie Wonder on the song "Superstition".
Appraisal:
This instrument, by virtue of its simple design, is reliable. The sound is terrible, and APRS have the true taste of the Clavinet, I admit that imitation APRS seem sudden, trs artificial (especially when a chord).