Saw this one before (there are so few YT videos up for this instrument) but I doubt if there is much interest in such a dedicated (one trick pony) instrument at this price point. If I didn't specifically want a Rhodes (clone) I'd probably go for this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svX6WRWBP8o

Another demo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew-jWmB8XFM

In fact, I'm thinking of getting this anyway. I just need to install a larger SSD in my studio computer. Greg P. is a monster player but those of you knowlegeable of the recording industry already know that. He's also a very funny guy with a lot of personality.

Bachus, if you're listening; your thoughts on the Keyscape Spectrasonics Collector Keyboard package.

chas

Thanks Bachus, yes it does make sense. The SEVEN's user manual makes the same point. Plus, I can actually 'feel' the difference between the modeled instruments and the sampled instruments on the SEVEN. But.....for the money, that Keyscape package seems like one heck of a bargain, especially if you already have the computer hardware to support it. I have two cheap 49key controllers, including the Alesis Vx49, but would like something larger (76 would be enough, don't really need 88). I have an old Roland A70 but would need a 5-pin to USB to use it and don't know if the velocity curve on such an old controller would be compatible (or if it can be adjusted - have to check the manual) - love the keybed on it though plus it can control up to four different midi devices. We'll see. Thanks.

chas