88-key electronic piano console type (with two sustain-type pedals) with arranger functions--Williams Sonata. Lots of sounds and styles. The sounds included about 10 Chinese instruments, and the styles included about 10 oriental styles. The salesman told me it was made by a Chinese company. The piano action was not at all realistic. But the price? about $600!

No Tyros there.
I demoed the V-Synth--nice keyboard with lots of controllers--but would appeal more to analog synth types, not arranger players. No bread and butter sounds.

another chinese Arranger Keyboard,
medeli MC-710, 76 keys.
http://www.medeli.com.hk/products/pk/index.html

Hi Sylion

Interesting site. But I could not find a list of styles or sounds. Since it appears to be made for the Chinese market, it might have some good Chinese instruments and styles. Anybody know?

in another chinese site, there are short description abot medeli MC-710:

76 velocity key,
64-note polyphony,
142 voices(12 chinese voices),
100 styles(8 chinese styles),1 user style,
32 register memory,
5 track sequencer to record(4 for melody & 1 for rhythm),

Sorry,there are no detail voice and style list in either site.

in my living region, NO this keyboard for sell, so i do not know it's price. I guess it is about $500.

sorry, my poor english

Thanks, Sylion

Your English is good enough, and the new information you provided is helpful.

The Williams keyboard is at GC.....and probably will be for some time!
Zuki

It does not appear to have any Drives for loading styles etc.

Jerry

Just curious....
Once you've heard all the sounds / voices on a Chinese synth...are you hungry for more sounds an hour later ???

Leon,


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