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#258519 - 02/28/09 02:41 PM
Re: Casio WK500 New vs. Juno D used
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Registered: 10/08/00
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Loc: West Virginia
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Those are two boards on complete opposite sides of the fence. What do you want from it? Do you need a budget arranger or budget performance synth? The Juno-D's a great little synth.., but obviously not an arranger. The D has good patches (and you can tweek them of course.., but also take that into consideration if it's something you're wanting to do because the WK-500 will let you down in that area).
I'm not really going to even go deep into sound differences considering how subjective that area really is.
I would give build quality to the Juno-D as its panel is metal. Key action again would be very subjective.
This is a tricky one man..., like I said..., these boards are on opposite sides of the fence from the other.
[This message has been edited by squeak_D (edited 02-28-2009).]
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#258524 - 03/01/09 03:39 PM
Re: Casio WK500 New vs. Juno D used
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#258525 - 03/01/09 03:59 PM
Re: Casio WK500 New vs. Juno D used
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