shadowboxer
Published on 03/03/08 at 02:13
CAUTION: It is an electronic piano, not a piano electro-mechanical type Rhodes, Wurli or Pianet!
Electronic piano
Touch light heavyweight / heavy
Sounds: Piano, Grand Piano, Honky Tonk, Harpsichord, Spinet.
Mitigation and sustain pedals
Pitch
Vibrato (not tremolo) with Speed and Depth settings - classic!
Master
headphones, a classical output, a low impedance output, with an input.
What I like most: For a keyboard in the late 70s early 80s, the feel is quite nice, and sounds very analog sounding synth. Piano sounds halfway between a Clavinet, a harpsichord and a piano felted, however, to book lovers of vintage type sounds Air, Ultravox, etc. ... Very robust design, we can put another keyboard on top. Connectivity practice - but no MIDI.
What I like least: its weight!! 42 kilos! It is better to forget the notes of a squeaky rhodes on which there is strong support: here, the dynamics of the game is not interesting or extended. Attenuation pedal that simply lower the volume a few dB, no filter, no EQ. Too bad!
Electronic piano
Touch light heavyweight / heavy
Sounds: Piano, Grand Piano, Honky Tonk, Harpsichord, Spinet.
Mitigation and sustain pedals
Pitch
Vibrato (not tremolo) with Speed and Depth settings - classic!
Master
headphones, a classical output, a low impedance output, with an input.
What I like most: For a keyboard in the late 70s early 80s, the feel is quite nice, and sounds very analog sounding synth. Piano sounds halfway between a Clavinet, a harpsichord and a piano felted, however, to book lovers of vintage type sounds Air, Ultravox, etc. ... Very robust design, we can put another keyboard on top. Connectivity practice - but no MIDI.
What I like least: its weight!! 42 kilos! It is better to forget the notes of a squeaky rhodes on which there is strong support: here, the dynamics of the game is not interesting or extended. Attenuation pedal that simply lower the volume a few dB, no filter, no EQ. Too bad!