janouch
Published on 03/14/08 at 15:14
Mini organ versatile arranger that offers tons of opportunity despite its tiny size.
part of the design recalls the CS01 the same time.
Sound which turns out very good on a suitable amplification or a mixing desk. (No noise of electronic interference).
UTILIZATION
The multi menu I've ever seen other than the keyboard is very easy to use and c is surprising that n has not been included on other instruments.
It happens the manual, which proves that it has been well thought out because the functions are very numerous.
OVERALL OPINION
The sounds of keyboards that preceded the area of the FM synthesis keep a lot of charm as they do not seem to imitate real instruments. The sound of MK100 are unique to this instrument and it remains very original.
It is unique and unlike any other PortaSound. It is also in my opinion the most interesting of the series and I would not be surprised to see him looking so over time and become more valuable than its current rating.
part of the design recalls the CS01 the same time.
Sound which turns out very good on a suitable amplification or a mixing desk. (No noise of electronic interference).
UTILIZATION
The multi menu I've ever seen other than the keyboard is very easy to use and c is surprising that n has not been included on other instruments.
It happens the manual, which proves that it has been well thought out because the functions are very numerous.
OVERALL OPINION
The sounds of keyboards that preceded the area of the FM synthesis keep a lot of charm as they do not seem to imitate real instruments. The sound of MK100 are unique to this instrument and it remains very original.
It is unique and unlike any other PortaSound. It is also in my opinion the most interesting of the series and I would not be surprised to see him looking so over time and become more valuable than its current rating.