Ha! Not really a gear junkie....ok, maybe a little, but I'm more of a PACK RAT. If I got rid of old stuff as I acquired new stuff, I'd be okay (and normal). BTW Dave, my organ (KeyB Duo Mk111), Roland VP770, and Roland BK7m are in my so-called rehearsal room. PIA when recording; I have to use two different recording rigs (both Windows based running Reaper) and then merge the files.

Zuki, that Yammy is my old T2 which I only use for a single voice, that great nylon guitar....and then, only for recording.

chas

Hey, thanks Donnie. That last pic is a bunch of 'free' accessories that Kraft included with the Seven. Headphones, several cord sets, and a cheapo KB bench (which I'll never use ).

chas

this should work well as the lower keyboard under a 61 key arranger...
I own the Gemini module, which has the same incredible sound engine and more...
However the Sevens interface is much more intuitive..

I hope to read a report here soon
Enjoy your explorations

Thanks Bachus, if I'd known the keybed was this 'firm', I may have opted for a Gemini module and a controller. I'm hoping I can adjust to it but I doubt if I'll ever try to use it for acoustic piano solos because of the stiff keybed. I just can't play expressively with it; too many 'dropped' notes. Sound-wise, fantastic. Fairly intuitive once you get used to it. I bought it expressly for the variety of Rhodes-like tones and for that, it's perfect.

I've decided that at this stage of my life, I prefer a semi-weighted keybed. The Seven plays like a old Rhodes, but less 'lag-gy'.

chas

Congrates Chas, a new child has come to your home to be loved.

Cigars all round?

Allan

Chas,

That's some kind of set up very nice!

Nice stuff , and place

Do you have a Youtube channel were we can listen to this nice equipment

Impuls :-)