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The burn has been discontinued ....
I know, perhaps I should ask for a BURN 2.0, with the latest leslie sim from the Mojo Classic.
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Any chance there will come an updated BURN?
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I´ve tried the NUX, could not find a setting that reminded of a proper leslie for organ use.
I do hope that GSI will bring out an updated BURN!!
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It would be nice if any of the Mojo owners, who has performed this Leslie settings edit, could post a soundclip for us non-Mojo owners to hear?
That might turn some from non-Mojo to own-Mojo!
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Old houses, old tube amps, old cars, old Hammonds.
You don't own them.
They own you.
When you´re done with that old car/ tube amp/ Hammond/... you´re just gonna sit back and enjoy it.....until next object appears!!
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No good in my experience. I bought a new one from Thomann a few years ago intending to run VB-3 1.4 for my organ controller. It could not even run that without glitching, so I sent it back.
+1!!
Stay away!
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IMHO Roland is just like Toyota:
* Reliable
* Dull
* Expensive
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Does anyone here know of any fx pedal that (more or less) can replicate the Hammond scanner C/V?
I think Bruce Wahler years ago did come up with one solution, but apart from that, are there any other hardware candidates?
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Quote from b3guys page, re. Legend 70´S:
" Look for 3 new models ready to play at this years NAMM SHOW, Booth #7902."
Will it be 88 keys, 73 keys and a module?
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I had the original Numa and really liked the sound, close to my old C3/ leslie 145, but quality was an issue.
When Viscount Legend came out I bought it but returned it, cause the sound and sim was in no way close to what I was searchin for.
Later on I tried the Legend again, with the latest update OS 1.6, but still not what I was after.
Then I was lucky to get a KeyB Duo MK2, same "engine" as the Numa, but built like a tank and two manuals.
To my ears keyclick and crosstalk are essential to the overall sound of the KeyB and the way they (together with the C/V) blend into the sim is just great!
The soundmemory of my C3/ 145 says KeyB Duo MK2 is as close as a clone can get (for me).
I´ve tried a lot of different speakers to get the livesound right and now I´m OK with this:
KeyB and Viscount Physis 3 -> Peavey PV6 mixer -> DigiTech RP360 effect -> QSC GX7 poweramp -> two Kustom 12" guitar cabinets fitted with 15" Fane Sovereign fullrange speakers.
Today I´m happy with this rig, tomorrow never knows!
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I have used the Sennheiser HD380 Pro for 5 years now and I agree with Eric B: you won´t be disappointed!
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I play with four different bassists. Two are absolute PIA's about the left hand and two don't care at all. For the two that are PIA's I move my left hand up one octave (for organ I just pull out 4 and 2 DB's and shut down 16 and 8 and can still play in the normal range). i also back off the bass on my mixer; this sometimes is enough on the non-organ channel.
+1!
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New clip from YT, with Pat Bianchi, Alberto Marsico and Sanah Kadoura:
Both Legend and Live are to be shown in Stockholm 4/2/17!
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Great sound, perfect user interface.
Can anybody comment on the action?
Perhaps Marco (KRK) can tell? He made the earlier five clips with Alberto Marsico playing the Legend, Marco might have put his hands on it?
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New demo of the Legend Live, with Alberto Marsico:
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And BEER!
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That´s OK, I hang on to my beers until I´m forced to bed!
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Perhaps it´s time for a poll:
1. I love Hammond.
2. I hate Hammond.
3. Does anybody really know what time it is?
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A step by step update video on YT would sure be a great help!
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I also had the Numa2 for evaluation and it has a really really great keyboard feel ! (the sound is not my cup of tea..btw)
I have the same experience with the Numa2: excellent keybed but no good sound.
I´m hopeing for UHL to trim the keybed of the X3 to get that feel, perhaps at Messe in april?!
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Since I also have a NIB4D lying around: does it give you full control over the HX3 or are there some functions it doesn´t reach?
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Hi Christian!
Knowing that you monitor and participate on this forum is the way to make serious and lasting relations with those that have your products and those who are thinking about getting it, just like Mike Martin, the Crumar guys and Diversi do.
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+1!
I have the same experience re. what ampsystem to use with a clonewheel. With my Numa 1 I use a poweramp in stereo, left channel to a 15" Fane bass/mid speaker in a vented cab, right channel to a Celestion 12" speaker in an openback cab, no HF drivers. Organ sound is powerfull and no shrills, same goes for my Korg SV-1!
I hate to come off always trying to defend the Numa ( I do not have the Numa 2, and only heard it at NAMM for perhaps 20 minutes) but I do have one thing in common with the above review from Mitch.When I tried the Numa 1 with a single QSC 12'' 2 way speaker, I was also not able to get a very good sound out of it.
For me to get the Numa to sound good I have tended to use speakers without too much high end presence.
The same thing is true for me when using Hammonds and leslies. I have heard plenty of leslies that were hard to keep from sounding shrill, particularly when the back is facing forward.
I have talked of this before on Clonewheel groups. There is a real art to matching digital organs to amplification systems that help them sound more "organic" ( almost a pun).
I have the same issues when I try to amplify digital pianos. Crank up the volume and the warmth often goes away.
Because I have collected various speakers and amps I have found some stuff that works with the Numa. It's mostly older EV' and Yamaha speakers, and one lightweight Behringer that I have. Sometimes I use speakers with no high frequency driver whatsoever ( 12'' EV Force and JBL D 130), which really help eliminate unwanted shrillness.
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No, Joey D´s name and KeyB engine is not mentioned/ printed on the Numa 2.
I have the Numa 1 and I bought the Numa 2 but sent it back. To my ears Numa 2 had a less organic, more syntetic sound than the 1, OD was more fizzy, leakage had to much bass frequency in it and the lesliesimulation was not to my taste.
The keybed feel was super and the casing was rocksolid but my Numa 1 is still a very, very close clone to my old C3/147 combo!
It's not my fault...
in The Keyboard Corner
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Did I see a Rickenbacker ad saying:
"If you're looking for treble, you've come to the right bass!"