is this good for composing orchestral type music? is there a built in speaker&gt; how good is it?
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It has a number of orchestral instruments if that is what you are asking. There is no built in speaker (just audio out jacks). The quality is very good, a sophisticated instrument for the price.
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The sound is very good. It has digital output so be sure to buy a good cable. I used it with my big screed and a Bose surround system and it sounded great.
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Yes, it is. It sounds so sweet with its own built-in DAC, through the RCA audio outputs. I repeat a segment from my review done earlier: I read a Group Test review in "Hi-Fi Choice" magazine, November 2011 issue, long after buying it. SBT against the audiophile heavy weights Cambridge Audio Sonata, Cyrus Stream X, Marantz NA7004, Rotel RDG-1520 and Yamaha NP-S2000, costing 2 to 6 times costlier than the SBT. Squeezebox Touch won the match! I am a fan of Logitech SBT.
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Hi, I would not use this for "quality" listening, but I use it for exercising and it's great for that. I can hear the music clearly, but if you're looking into listening to every nuance of the music (such as that you want in classical music), I wouldn't purchase this for that.
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I have. It sounds fantastic for its small size. It's perfect for practicing alone or doing small street gigs. I sometimes use it with guitar and effects processors, but I primarily use it with a Microkorg synthesizer. I've put it through hell, and I can say that It still sounds pretty great at every frequency.
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THis is a large speaker with a large footprint and quite heavy. It will amplify but it is designed for music. There are numerous speakers that are smaller and still give a good sound that I would think would work better. I would not buy this again because of the size and weight. This has a great sound though.
1814418
Highly recommend you get a MIDI interface. M-Audio makes a good one, the 2 X 2. I've had it for years and I've always been very happy with it.
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I googled "what is the oontz angle amp wattage". I saw an answer of "it pushes out 10 watts". Any thing else, just what the description says. As a user, I can tell you, it plays loud enough for me. It's certainly not meant for orchestral sound, but for a Bluetooth, it works very well. There is a warranty that comes with it. I tossed that paper work, so I can't answer. Cambridge soundworks is the maker of the oontz.
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I didn't understand how you're planing to use this item, but I use it with my bass guitar and it sounds good. I'm quit an amture in bass playing maybe a pro would think deferentially. It's size is convenient, the sound is clear, and I think you can plug it to a big speaker. Hope this answers your question =].P.S. You can't plug an mp4 to it.
1254021
This one works good. It depends if you are a musician and what is your appetite about sound .I use it for my notebook!
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For general use in a home living room, we use the built-in speakers. My daughter takes piano lessons on this keyboard; our house is too small for a piano, even an upright. Reason for purchasing was this keyboard is a good value in that it has weighted keys and feels like a real piano and the price point is low for good quality. I'd imagine you can use almost any amp. It has outputs.
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Unfortunately I don't have much information to help because I'm considering the purchase of the same system. Has your impression changed much from the original post? I enjoy classical music but don't know much about different audio outputs and quality differentiators. Is there a better system at a similar price that you know of? Thanks for any additional thoughts.
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This is not the loudest Metronome and its loud enough for me, but I used it to play my Double bass with is a loud instrument, the beat is a computer not wooden beat, with i love from it, its that is a great multitask device, with the tuner and the play back is amazing, but i don't know if you are going to be taking advantage of those features, since is for playing piano.RubenEdit: I agreed with John
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It puts out an amazing amount of sound. We.re using it in 200 seat church auditorium it fills the space up pretty well. There's a button on the controls that adjusts sound from instruments it works quite well in my opinion.
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The sound is pretty typical of electronic violins. It is fine for practice. If used for performance, external amplification and tonal controls will be required and the quality of the sound will be dependent more on the quality of those devices than on this instrument. If he has a decent standard violin, he will be dissapointed in the dynamic range of this or any other electronic instrument.
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Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
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Well it's mainly tuned for a bass guitar, although having plugged in an electric guitar it still sounds pretty good. A bass drum may cause it to rattle or destroy the speaker possibly, but I've played some pretty dub stuff (low frequencies) on mine with no ill effects. I'd say try it, but you might be better off with a dedicated keyboard amp.