Bill Lewis
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Registered: 11/12/08
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Loc: Bluffton/Hilton Head SC USA
I'm sure its aimed at the home market. Nothing others have already done. Not to say it isn't a nice keyboard but Casio just released the same thing PX 3000. Really, for gigging you don't need that much so it may sell well in both markets
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cgiles
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Registered: 09/29/05
Posts: 6703
Loc: Roswell,GA/USA
Actually, based on that video, I like it. I would get it for the same reason I got the Studiologic NC2x, just to have a little nonesuch keyboard to play with or even take to a rehearsal. I'm not in love with the NC2x (except for the piano and acoustic bass) and now wonder if I shouldn't have waited and gotten the Casio sx3000. Now, I'm thinking XE20. Gosh, I'm turning into Donny . Two advantages over my NC2x are the arranger feature and what appears to be better on-board speakers. Of course all of this is speculation as the last thing I need is another keyboard of any type and I'm way to lazy to try to unload the NC2x. Still.......
chas
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cgiles
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Loc: Roswell,GA/USA
Okay Double-D (Donny and Dave), you guys are very funny. The difference between us Donny, is you keep yours 3 hrs, I keep mine 3 decades (like Fran ). Neither approach is good.
chas
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"Faith means not wanting to know what is true." [Nietzsche]
. Two advantages over my NC2x are the arranger feature and what appears to be better on-board speakers. Of course all of this is speculation as the last thing I need is another keyboard of any type and I'm way to lazy to try to unload the NC2x. Still.......
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