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Are we sure about the better action on the YC61 compared to the CK61? There’s criticism on the YC61 action after some use. And the FSB action on the CK61 stems from some well served higher end arranger boards.
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My MacBook Pro with 64GB of RAM and 4TB SSD boots up from off to full blast in 5 seconds.
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It’s just that Nautilus takes so long to start up. Three minutes? WTF.
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Indeed. So it’s back at its original price of $2000. Same in Europe.
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Still, this seems different, as those Kurzweil rebates were quasi omnipresent from launch.
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I just hope the CK61 action is better than that rather flimsy MODX6 keybed.
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So the CK61 has a new action, the man says.
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Paul has a good overview, as always: http://sandsoftwaresound.net
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So these could actually be launched on March 14th at 1:00 PST. And they were already seen at a Mexican webstore at prices close to the original MODX series. Well, well, pretty stoked.
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Dilemna for choosing Rhodes and Wurli emulations on MacBook
Fleer replied to jejefunkyman's topic in The Keyboard Corner
Got most of ‘em (maybe almost all) and I’d go for the OrangeTreeSamples Famous E and the AcousticSamples Wurlie if I’d have to keep full Kontakt out of the picture. But I looooooove Purgatory Creek. You don’t like the Pianoteq electrics, which is a shame as I really dig them, but maybe have a look at the AAS Lounge Lizard EP4. And I hate to say it, but Waves have some fine ones too. -
Do tell us more!
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The fact that it’s MainStage compatible and includes Zenology’s 3000 tones is quite something: the RD-88 is a stage piano plus a full fletched synth and a MainStage controller.
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And that CK series.
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Heard it through the grapevine. Don’t ask me where. Don’t purchase your Montage just yet.
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Good point. That’s what convinced me too, at first, as I wasn’t at all looking for an organ emu. So I started seeing it as a nicer looking GrandStage sibling. And so I jumped. And again. And again.
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Happy to see they still include the Vox V861 volume/expression pedal. That’s a very nice one indeed, a rebranded Korg XVP-20.
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Finally that price level arrived stateside. Still one (3) of my fav boards, with 10GB of Kronos quality sounds, a great keybed, nutube and metal build.
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Same here, 3 Xkeys (two small, one large). Got to find a good usb-c cable though. Also got the Yammie Reface CP for portability, and two Arturia Minilab Mk3’s, one white, one black.
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Indeed, and still feels pretty good to me, even better than many (weighted) Fatar actions. I was and am pleasantly surprised.
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And get the Purgatory Creek keyboard bundle. Absolutely marvelous.
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Sell the GrandStage and get a Vox (or three) to accompany your RD-88. I did.
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Strange. The RD-88 is more expensive, so what's the difference apart from 5-pin MIDI out? Edith: found some other peculiarities. RD-88 has over 3000 tones, while this new one almost 1000. RD-88 has tweeters, the newborn hasn't.
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Get the Samsung T7 Shield. It’s more or less the same price as the original T7 but a bit better and faster according to Anandtech.
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Time to check that pocketbook…
