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#323640 - 05/07/11 02:08 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Sweentech1]
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Love that "Close to You" version !! What is the price comparison of the Roland AT350c to a comparable model Wersi...?

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#323642 - 05/07/11 02:15 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Sweentech1]
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Larry, these are a real treat...perfectly showcases the organ.

Lovely player (very), and excellent choice of arrangements.

Thanks buddy.

Ian
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#323644 - 05/07/11 02:19 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Sweentech1]
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Thank you, Larry. A great find.

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#323654 - 05/07/11 04:47 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Dnj]
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Originally Posted By: Dnj
Love that "Close to You" version !! What is the price comparison of the Roland AT350c to a comparable model Wersi...?


Hi DNJ

The AT350c is just above an entry level instrument so there is no comparable Wersi instrument available.

Price comparisons would be between the Roland AT500 and Wersi GS500 or for larger models the Roland AT900c and Wersi GS700.

Hope this helps

Bill
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#323655 - 05/07/11 05:08 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Sweentech1]
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Ian the footswitches definately allow you to pitchbend. I must remembver to come back and watch these videos later... got music on just now but will check them.
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#323661 - 05/07/11 06:31 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Sweentech1]
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Nice demos of the At350c there Larry!
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#323667 - 05/07/11 10:22 PM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: abacus]
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Originally Posted By: Dnj
Love that "Close to You" version !! What is the price comparison of the Roland AT350c to a comparable model Wersi...?


Hi DNJ

The AT350c is just above an entry level instrument so there is no comparable Wersi instrument available.

Price comparisons would be between the Roland AT500 and Wersi GS500 or for larger models the Roland AT900c and Wersi GS700.

Hope this helps

Bill


Thank you Bill for the explanation.

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#323736 - 05/09/11 08:26 AM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Sweentech1]
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John,
How does the AT350 compare to say a Tyros 4?
I have been looking a all the promos and it is very interesting.
Deane

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#323737 - 05/09/11 08:48 AM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: Fran Carango]
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Hi Fran,
I have a question for you. First, you know I had the E50 and the then the E80 for a short while but I am certainly not a Roland guru. Why is it that Roland has seen fit not to put their better sounds in the OTS voices?

I am struggling now with my BK-7M, which by the way I like a lot, because of some of the really bad voices assigned to the OTS voices.

It just seems strange to me that any manufacturer wouldn't use their best stuff for all the situations.

Deane

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#323764 - 05/09/11 11:54 AM Re: Roland AT350c has landed [Re: hammer]
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Originally Posted By: hammer
Hi Fran,
I have a question for you. First, you know I had the E50 and the then the E80 for a short while but I am certainly not a Roland guru. Why is it that Roland has seen fit not to put their better sounds in the OTS voices?

I am struggling now with my BK-7M, which by the way I like a lot, because of some of the really bad voices assigned to the OTS voices.

It just seems strange to me that any manufacturer wouldn't use their best stuff for all the situations.

Deane


Deane, a lot of it is what sounds good to YOU. I love some of the OTS setups. Some I don't care for at all. Roland MUST add an update allowing editing of the lead voices and saving to OTS, as they have on all previous models.
DonM
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