Hi Gunnar,

Appreciate what your saying, I just find it frustrating that the opportunity to learn about the G70 has been spoilt. As a result of the off topic comments I understand Tony has now moved to discuss the G70 on the Roland forum. Great shame.

With regard the copy of the G70 review, i've had quite a few requests but just in case someone cannot find my email address here it is.

peterloudon@wight365.net

Kind regards

Peter

[This message has been edited by Peter Lowden (edited 03-09-2005).]

I can't see that the opportunity to learn about the G70 or others has
been spoilt, it may as well be opposite, people being even more eager
to learn.

Guess Tony still will peek in and see this, also reply if he want to,
so far I can't see any new post about G70 done by him at the Roland
Gen Arr Forum.

GJ

I also noticed Gunnar that Tony has not yet started to post on the Roland Forum, I do hope Tony will ignore things and start posting here again soon, this has to be the best approach and one certainly I shall adopt in the future. You may find reassuring Tony that within the last week Wersi instruments have been mentioned along with the Roland G70.

With only one dedicated Theatre Organ preset on the G70 I wondered if anyone has knowledge of any good software or expansion boards that can be obtained to increase this number? The KN7000 has many fantastic organ sounds, it's one thing for me that makes the instrument special.

Kind regards

Peter

Tony did post last night:
http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum38/HTML/000257.html

Thanks Gunnar for the link that's great

Kind regards

Peter

Hi All,

I don't see constructive comparisons between keyboards from other manufacturers and the KN7000 as being off topic particularly when they come from experienced Technics users such as Tony. My KN7000 is a great instrument and I don't envisage replacing it in the forseeable future but when compared with the KN3000 (my first foray into Technics), the progress over a few short years is amazing. As Technics have opted out we must expect that while the KN7000 may always have some unique enduring qualities it will in time be surpassed in many aspects by newer keyboards. I don't regularly read postings on other forums and welcome the opportunity to hear from other experienced Technics users as they venture into new models from other manufacturers. Thanks Tony for your informative first impressions.

Len C.

Len,

Well said. I 100% agree. Let the band play on.

Fran in Florida

Hi Len,

I hope Tony calls back to this forum and reads your posting, along with comment by Fran. To try and reverse Tony's defection to the Roland forum i've emailed him personally.

Johnnie C, it's just a constructive suggestion but can you not email Tony direct or something and try and get him to come back to join the debate again about the G70 on this forum, please Fred could you not do the same.

Tony doesn't deserve this, he's only been trying to help inform members of future keyboard options! It happens here quite often anyway.

Kind regards

Peter



[This message has been edited by Peter Lowden (edited 03-10-2005).]

Meanwhile Fran, did you have the opportunity to give the G-70 a try now that it has arrived in the US stores?

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Tom NL

Deserve this? Come on Peter, I think this tread is been "translated" a kind
of wrong, and even heated up by you, so why start repeat the story again now?

No one told Tony to leave, just that if this was going to be a fully blown up
Roland tread it might as well be a idea to join the Roland Forum, because it's
several of those already, and not much used either.
At least this is the way I read it.

I think Tony is a grown up man who very well know that he can post where he
want to if he want to, just like everyone else.

GJ