... for those attending, you might want to stop by the Ketron booth and see what's been 'cooking'. I can't say much but ... whow!!

Seeing, hearing and ofcourse PLAYING is believing!!!


AJ

This is the definition of "teaser"

Can I guess?
MIDJAY Arranger Keyboard?

Donny, you were not to say anything!!!

I hope you're right!


Common, AJ, give us a hint... kinda like a Christmas gift. Is it bigger than a module box? Does it have 76 keys?

Glenn

[This message has been edited by GlennT (edited 12-23-2005).]

Glenn, here is my take..A Midjay engine and mp3 design with additional control parameters[buttons for PG], contained in the X1 type housing...that will unfortunately include a 61 keybed...

This will be Keton's biggest seller to date, at a $2,000 street price..

Nahhh,

It's non of the above ... no Midijay incoorporation, but definately way less harmful on the pockets this time. Nope - not another module, we've got to take a break now, right? 76 Keys??? "It's what a lot have asked for" -

Wait and see!!

AJ

Hopefully it is a dedicated 76 key midi and usb keyboard controller.

Anything with 76 keys is a step in the right direction if you ask me. I hope it's more than a Controller keyboard but if it's real easy on the pocketbook then I can't imagine it being a fully blown high end 76 key Flagship Arranger. Or even a mid-range Arranger. Although it might be a low-end 76 key Arranger that Ketron might try to compete with the likes of the Casio WK-3500/3700 Arrangers, etc. But in my opinion Ketron really needs to come up with a replacement for the aging SD-1. Although AJ's response tells me it won't be so, at least not anywhere in the near future anyway.

Best regards,
Mike