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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Keyboard / Piano => Topic started by: cckdl on April 24, 2005, 12:02:36 AM
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I'm looking for a new 76-key keyboard that has some great organ tones. If you know any could you tell me. Thank You ! :) :)
God Bless,
cckdl
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Casio WK-3000 has sweet drawbar sounds AND you can monkey with the settings and switch the rotary speed slow and fast
If you got the money... the Korg Pa1x has a sweet drawbar feature and you switch the rotary speed with the pitch modulation stick
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The Casio WK- 3000 is what I had my eye on because of the price. :lol: But thanks anyway for pointing that out.
God Bless,
cckdl
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yamaha dgx 205
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on the higher end- Yamaha Motif ES, Korg Triton Extreme, Roland RD700
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The yamaha motif es7 has drawbar settings rotary settings and more but if you are ona budget you might wanna consider a casio wk-3500 which has organ settngs. On the casio it also has parameters that you can use to make up and download your own sounds.
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I agree with all that said the Casio wk-3500. I have one and really like the drawbar section.
God Bless
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i like the rolands vx760 has the opinion to switch for keyboard to organ or play both i like this firgure if you are the only one playing.... rolands rd700sx is the bomb balance xlr outs and You can easily change the bar settings and perc....
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I just cant get with the Casio because its a...CASIO!!! I guess i have to see this board you are talking about and i will be a believer
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Dooley, I can fully understand what you are saying. All I can tell you, is that CASIO has come a Loooooooong way. The workstation boards have sweet piano sounds and the drawbar sounds are way better than you'd expect. The CTK-691, WK-3000, and WK-3500 are all basicly the same board. the 691 is the 61 key version of the 3000, the 3500 is basicly a 3000 with a smart media slot and posibly a few more features. Our assistant pastor just bought the Radio Shack M-1800 or something like that. It a CASIO WK-3500 in a radio shack package. It's a sweet 76 key board. For less than $300 you can't beat any of those CASIO boards. I payed only $130 for my CTK-691. I think they all have a better sounding piano and ep than the yamaha portable grand series.
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Another good high end keyboard that blows most keyboards away in the organ department is the nord electro 2. It has the best sounding b3 I have ever heard and the keys feel just like organ keys with just the right amount of resistance. It has electornic draw bars(a set of lights). Check it out here:
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/702626/
You can also listen to this clip of it in action. It's really good for traveling and studio settings when you dont want to move around a leslie and stuff.
http://www.clavia.se/MP3s/MP3%20files/Eddie4.mp3
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I got the Motif 6 and it got some pretty hot organ flavs on there it is hot I havent counted the keys but it is something like 76-78 keys!!!!
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keyboards come in 61, 76, and 88 keys
the Motif "6" is 61 keys
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The Roland VK-8 or nord Electro 2 are the way to go. I own a Roland VK-8M which basically is the module version of the VK-8 and I love it. Weighs about 5 pounds, sits right on top of my Casio WK-3500. I just wasn't impressed with the Casio organs at all. The VK-8M did it for me though!!
If you're thinking of going nord, it might be better to wait for the nord Stage to come out. I had heard somewhere they were possible coming out with a 76 key version after the 88-key version is released, which should be in a couple of months or so.
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here's another shout out for the Nord Electro, don't buy anything until you check this one out. It's small and it has everything you want.