You boys go to your rooms for a while...when you can play nicely together come on out.

:-) :-)
Lee S.

Tsk tsk...still moaning, eh?

I'm not always right, but I'm never wrong.

Ian

I just remembered another thing I didn't like about the Korg Pa800 series units & that was I had to use a 5 pin 5 multi button pedal (?)for the VH or whatever verses being able to use single pedals with a 1/4" plug like Yamaha...and if I recall it was so light weight also and always moved about Arggg!


btw dont even get me started about the MC10 Yamaha, or Ketron 6 or 10 button pedals...blindfold yourself and try to hit buttons on your keyboard that's what its like ....having blind feet to control all these buttons under a KB while your singing... definitly not for me & I have never heard or seen any player do it without the sound being a bit quirky or them searching for which button to push while singing.

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 10-29-2010).]

Obviously, you have NEVER played pedals, Donny. Mind you, didn't I remember you saying somewhere that being able to play, and look your audience in the eyes necessitated being able to hit the keys correctly without looking at your hands?

Stopping a pedal from sliding around is one of the easiest tricks in the book. Once you have done that, hitting every single switch (or note) blindfold is WAY easier than playing a keyboard blind...

My FC-7 does EVERY gig I do. And I have NO problem hitting wrong buttons.