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WoofWoofX
02-26-2004, 05:23 PM
Hello Kurzusers,
I received the ribbon controller andI want to fx it on my new K2661... Is there any special clean and tidy way to center it and install it ???
Well I guess JackJens had the question in an early Posting "2661"
Thanks a million Jack
Cheers
Danny
merijn
02-27-2004, 09:01 AM
Wow a K2661! Very nice!
WoofWoofX
02-29-2004, 05:54 AM
Hey R.C,
It took me about 12 years to own a Kurzweil.... It all started in 1992 when I went to record a song on a K2000 in a studio and I was shocked by the sound of this KB that I bearly was able to pronounce its name :oops:
So The story went from a lousy (yet usefull) Casio CT 470 ...VZ1... GEM WS2.....Roland E70.... KORG Trinity / Yamaha AN1X..... to K2661 so it's something strange after that time.
Now it's still a sound Module in my rigg but readinig and watching the tutorial.... after a while ...will take it up to the master mind of all the gear that I own.
Cheers M8
WOofWOofX
merijn
03-01-2004, 06:50 AM
Hahaha, We all have to start somewhere. My history is...
Casio CT-400 , I owned a KAWAI FS-550 or so.. A Roland Juno-string 1, ehm, A Roland E-86, And my next will be K2600X! 2/3 months away. You will notice it when I have it. I will blow up the whole forum, so that everyone knows I have it, hehe. :D
maJ estY
03-01-2004, 10:42 AM
Yamaha PSR-73 ( :lol: ), Yamaha PSR-730, Roland XP-30.
Seems like I'm still at the beginning of my collection. ;)
merijn
03-01-2004, 05:15 PM
Yamaha PSR-73 ( :lol: ), Yamaha PSR-730, Roland XP-30.
Seems like I'm still at the beginning of my collection. ;)
Me too... 3 months are long :O! And a Xp-30 is a good synth! Only not for me. Patches are TOO ''Roland''. But a over a thousand is super, for that price.
Lyngs
03-02-2004, 02:10 AM
Wow a K2661! Very nice!
That was my first thought too... :lol:
Enjoy this fantastic piece of gear, dude! *GAAAAAAAAAS* :wink:
merijn
03-02-2004, 06:05 AM
Wow a K2661! Very nice!
That was my first thought too... :lol:
Enjoy this fantastic piece of gear, dude! *GAAAAAAAAAS* :wink:
Hahaha. Well, it's just that I want 88 keys, else I'd got myself a k2661! Great instrument! :D Lyngs, you have a k2500X right?
Lyngs
03-02-2004, 09:07 AM
That was my first thought too... :lol:
Enjoy this fantastic piece of gear, dude! *GAAAAAAAAAS* :wink:
Hahaha. Well, it's just that I want 88 keys, else I'd got myself a k2661! Great instrument! :D Lyngs, you have a k2500X right?
Yup - it is my love... But a K2661 would be handy as well for jamming away on weird places - the Kurz's with 88 keys are way too heavy to carry on your own. :(
merijn
03-02-2004, 11:31 AM
good that you mention that! It will be a problem of mine in the future. Good thing i have ''staff'' to do that. They're called ''parents''. :wink:
Make sure you get a soft-case for you K2600. I mean something like SKB. I have an SKB case which has a weight of about 15kg. Something with less weight might not protect the instrument, and getting a 'real' case will break your neck or you need more than two parents :D
merijn
03-02-2004, 02:29 PM
Hahaha, thanks for the advice! :o I'll borrow Jose! from Mp :D
Vlakey
03-02-2004, 03:17 PM
...I owned a KAWAI FS-550 or so...
My first keyboard was Kawai FS-610 :lol:
Now I own a Korg N5, and if it wasn't for that screwed-up bender, I could call myself satisfied... :D
WoofWoofX
03-03-2004, 02:19 AM
Hi,
I guess everyone has started somewhere :oops:
but I forgot one KB before my Casio CT-470.... it was a BONTEMPI 2 octaves with 8 botons on the left side 4 Major Chords and 4 Minor chords ... and that was my first KB at the age of 7 (25 years ago) as a birthday present.....
:D Maaaaaan I'm getting old :shock:
WoofWoofX
merijn
03-03-2004, 04:50 AM
Glad I'm still a youngster! :D
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