looking for a better sound than the kind from dicount stores. quality organ sound and sustain is what I am looking for. I have a keyboard need an upg
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this is NOT the one. I'm a pro musician (bassist and keys) - this is just basically an upscale toy. in other words, you'll get what you pay for...good luck!
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I love the sound on my Yamaha but I did buy a sustain pedal, otherwise everything sounds staccato. I bought the pedal style, it is heavy so it doesn't move and it resembles a piano pedal. The voices are very good, the organ and string ones especially
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this is NOT the one. I'm a pro musician (bassist and keys) - this is just basically an upscale toy. in other words, you'll get what you pay for... good luck!
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I use the K10's for a live band frequently. the keyboard sound is clear and crisp. You get enough depth from those low notes as well. Fantastic choice
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I use this piano mostly for composing and for live recording (not through midi or headphones). I love the sound. It's deep and rich. It's not a $30,000 grand, but for the price I haven't found a better sound. The other voices available are the best I've found also.
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I would recemond the Cordoba it's tonal mellow sound is just perfect. Have owned several over the years and the price and quality are unmatched.Happy Playing,John
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I recently put this in my GS Mini after using Taylor's ES-Go up which was alright. My guitar tech suggested the K&K Wow, Much better tone and volume. And you still have that passive pu quality Good luck!
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You should and the best for this keyboard is the Casio SP20 Piano Style Sustain Pedal
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That's how I use it. Works great. As good as a Korg, and more stable and durable.
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have no idea, why would that make a difference. i like everything about the organ except the pre-selected songs that they selected. yamaha makes superior products
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This keyboard has a traditional church organ sound and also a jazz organ sound. I have played the organ at church and I think this is a realistic sound.
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The ported has more room filling bass. I am quite happy with how mucis sounds with the ported. The sealed isn't as loud but has slightly better recovery. It doesn't dig as low but boyh are nice subs. Best in their price range I waould say. If you are trying to fill a large room with low bass or you enjoy rap or rock I would suggest the ported. If you enjoy classical or string and piano or are just using for music in smaller space I would recommend the sealed.
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TERMINATORS are better Bass and all but the Duals look amazing the only real question is how often do you look into your trunk to look at your sub box if you have a hachback the duals would be my personal choice (I did) but if you want better LOUDER Bass go for the MTX
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in time, bombox has a very very good sound, I liked and recommend. regards.
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Just ordered the Lanzar, will let you know in a couple of weeks. If it feels right try it.Price, as long as your not looking to hear it two blocks away, as long as it compliments your music, and you are happy it's right.
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If you are into listening to those, I would suggest Philips Fidelio X1. I've got both and when I compared them, I would think Fidelio X1 is more suited for your genre of music.
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I bought the Yamaha CD-S300 "Natural Sound" player, and it sounds great with it's "pure direct" (analog) output. It's a little pricey (~ $400) considering its a single disc, CD only player; but it delivers a precise, warm and spacious sound.
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Any Quality Pre Amp should be transparent George. The Emotiva Pre is neutral as I can hear. So if Your going for more bass then get a sub woofer. Gerard Masters
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I've seen Sangean in high-end audio stores, which tells you something about the sound quality. I have audiophile gear at home and love the sound of the Sangean and am about to order a second DDR-63. I think its wooden enclosure contributes to the high sound quality. Sangean is known for its sound; Bose is known for its marketing.