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#58913 - 09/23/02 12:35 PM Re: playing the 7000
Bill Norrie Offline
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Registered: 01/16/02
Posts: 2330
Loc: North Yorkshire UK
In my opinion - Best Yet! If you could sit down and play a KN6000 or KN6500 then you can do exactly the same with the KN7000. You will soon get used to the new positions of the controls.
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After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is Music.
Aldous Huxley
( especially when the music is played on a KN7000....)

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#58914 - 09/23/02 03:15 PM Re: playing the 7000
kozykeys Offline
Member

Registered: 01/16/02
Posts: 203
Loc: york england
yes alec ,but i have to pay for all the other buttons and techy things, as technics do not make a machine with the sound quality and style quality without all the gizmo's,
yamaha do!

[This message has been edited by kozykeys (edited 09-23-2002).]
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#58915 - 09/23/02 03:41 PM Re: playing the 7000
AlexGreen Offline
Member

Registered: 05/07/00
Posts: 187
Loc: Beachwood NJ USA
Mr Technic Player

I truly feel sorry for you. It must hurt to find out a number of our forum members do not need your technical advice.

We unadventurous members are having a lot of fun without it.

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#58916 - 09/23/02 05:24 PM Re: playing the 7000
technicsplayer Offline
Senior Member

Registered: 01/17/02
Posts: 3319
I feel sorry for someone with so little to contribute to the forum

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#58917 - 09/23/02 06:39 PM Re: playing the 7000
AlexGreen Offline
Member

Registered: 05/07/00
Posts: 187
Loc: Beachwood NJ USA
Your contribution to this forum has been enormus. Every one knows that . Your legion of fans can attest to that.
Your knowledge is endless and I have to admit you are starting to sound human.
Your know it all attitude is softening.
I have to think that some of my remarks directed toward you have contributed to that fact .
If it has then I have made a huge contribution to this forum.

I like the "new" Technics Player.
Please keep the kindness in your answers.

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#58918 - 09/23/02 08:25 PM Re: playing the 7000
Mike Daniell Offline
Member

Registered: 05/15/00
Posts: 143
Loc: Brisbane, Qld, Australia
The KN7000 is a fantastic instrument. There are many excellent sounds and rhythms you can enjoy 'out of the box'. The sound is awesome. But we all know that often you will want to tweak a sound or a rhythm to suit your own taste or suit a particular piece of music. This tweaking can be easy to do, and the results saved in panel memories. However, sometimes I comes across something more difficult that I want to do, and this is where this forum comes to my aid. Over the time I have had a KN6000 and now a KN7000, I have found the advice and input of Alec and others to be very helpful. I don't play professionally, but I have played at a number of music groups, and the response has always been encouraging. I consider that this is largely due to having an excellent instrument and having been advised on how to get the best out of it.

Mike
A very happy KN7000 owner who just wishes he was retired so he could spend more time at the keyboard.

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#58919 - 09/24/02 04:00 AM Re: playing the 7000
technicsplayer Offline
Senior Member

Registered: 01/17/02
Posts: 3319
Let us continue in the human vein, Mr Green. Some time ago on another forum a question was asked. You gave an unsatisfactory partial answer, which did not really work, I gave a full answer which did. This obviously upset you so much that the rancour remains to this day.
Why?

Could it be that you unfortunately made the fatal error of talking about some secret method you had to solve the problem which you could not possibly reveal publicly? When challenged to produce your repeatedly self trumpeted method, it turned out that none existed. Of course I knew straight away that all your talk of superior methods was pure fantasy, designed to fool other readers.

So it might seem a reasonable assumption that, lacking the intellectual skills to actually answer any questions, your only recourse now is one of personal innuendo to the person who exposed your embarrassing hypocrisy.

Of course one could also argue that to have nothing much to contribute except ascribing fictional personal innuendo to other people, shows a lack of emotional maturity that tries hard to compete with the lack of intellectual capability.

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#58920 - 09/24/02 05:07 AM Re: playing the 7000
kozykeys Offline
Member

Registered: 01/16/02
Posts: 203
Loc: york england
hey i wish i had never posted now
i like this forum and if every question or query results in some form of argument i shall think twice before i post again.
for goodness sake stop it or we will have no forum left.
jan
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#58921 - 09/24/02 07:31 AM Re: playing the 7000
Lloyd Erickson Offline
Member

Registered: 07/28/02
Posts: 82
Loc: Port Richey, Fl.
I can't believe the bitterness and foolish bickering going on.
You guys act like little kids. This forum was going good until it became vicious.
I have posting lots of stuff on this site, hoping to somehow belong to a nice group of people but now I do not think I will post anything more.
My purpose was to create interest and to promote new players but all I see here is arguments and nasty comments to each other.
Sorry this has lead to this. Lloyd

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#58922 - 09/24/02 09:18 AM Re: playing the 7000
AlexGreen Offline
Member

Registered: 05/07/00
Posts: 187
Loc: Beachwood NJ USA
Jan and Lloyd

I awoke this morning and read Mr Pagida angry post. Just when I thought he was mellowing he brings up old wounds.
I was going to respond but I will respect both your wishes.
Let his post speak for itself.

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