http://www.wersi.net/wersi.html
I found this adres, take a look.

if you enter the english section of the site mentioned by Bevan you will ultimately arrive at the price: 3600.= Pounds Sterling!!!! that is what, about 5500 American bucks!!!!!!!! With outlets as rare as a kangeroo on the stretches of the
Mid West...................
Nothing wrong with daydreaming mind you, but a slight sense of reality never goes amiss
So let's just focus on what's for real, that's the way I feel about it..........

Drawbars on the left and on the right side.
Goodlooking but expensive it is not just an
arrangerkeyboard but a real organ too.

I make my living supporting Windows OS computers. I can just imagine right in the middle of playing "Cab Driver" (or some other such musical masterpiece) the Windows "Blue Screen of Death" pops up saying you have performed an illegal operation. Using Windows 98 as an operating system for real time live performances is scary.

Regards,

Tom

John "Who is ter may"? Thanks for the files. Please give us a report after you get your SD-1.

will do Tom, will do.....

I totaly agree with Tom.
This is true for everything that has the Microsoft name on it!

I run Windows and Linux on the same machine and have not owned a Mac for a long time. The new Apple System X will run in Pentiums, unoficially, but might be sanctioned later.

However, the Cubase software is in the Wersi, and very possibly the B4 from Native Instruments for the 'simulated organ'. These softwares run in the Mac too already.

Since the concern is with music playing, I would'n give up hope in any direction.

mbl