Hi Fred, thank you so much for that information, I shall call them tomorrow!

I remember I bought my Soltonx1 from BCK Products but I can't find them anymore.

Thanks again.
Danny

Hi Danny I own a Ketron SD5 and the KN7000,I can tell you that it took me 1 year to learn the SD5 but it was worthed and I am very satisfied with the 2 keyboards and I know that the Ketron Audya will be the real keyboard.The ingener Robert Messier works for Ketron and before he was working for Technics ,he is a brilliant man.Thats why I own the KN7000,remember the custom styles one in particular the mambo and the pop chacha Thats him you done these styles.

Ahh, so maybe there is a tiny chanche that he will have any influence in the
way they continue develope / inprove the OS in the future?
Best parts and functions from Technics and Ketron melted together would sure
be a winner!

Cheers
GJ

Danny, glad to see you back, and that you are doing well again.
DonM

Very nice demo. Much less polished - in regards to musical virtuosity and video quality - than Yamaha demos, but it gets the message across. I thought I heard some voice bends in places. I wonder if this was being activated by a footswitch. One great thing about the Ketron boards is that you can get a multiswitch controller of only 6 or 7 switches for the board. I thought that Yamaha's 10 footswitch controller is too many switches for such an uncoordinated appendage.

But let me get this straight, because I hadn't been following the previous posts on the Audya. If the demonstrator on these videos were to insert a dim, aug, or sus chord (sus4 and sus9) that that great guitar sound would just cut out? That ain't good. That could sound terrible. I would like to hear an Audya progression with those chordings involved.

Beakybird