88-key, fully weighted hammer-action keyboard. 64-voice polyphony.
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88 People rated this product : 8 out of 10
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Feature:
I espected some good pedal cd-rom and other stuffs but what can I do? I already pay too much, this keyboard is too expensive here in Brazil. 1200 USD, Can you believe?
Quality:
Very fine quality but it could be less heavy as is it 42lb!?!? too much heavy for my hands since I play everywere I have to carry all the time.
Value:
I can says that it is expensive because in my country everythink that comes outside is expensive for us.
Desirability:
If alesis was not a bad lion I would recommend another couple of modulation and pitch wheels also on the right side, of course keeping the "couple" of the left side, this would be fantastic.
Sound:
ok, I loved organs, pianos and somekind strange effects, strings are not so good, and sax sux. I like the possibility to adjust every aspect of the tones and mix them. Pretty much for what I planned.
Support:
I am fine but as everybody says I am afraid to ask for it. I think I would be angry :-[
Overall:
I am happy with my keyboard, If I bought roland or kurswel or other famous stuff I would spend the double amount of money.
For the grammar team, sorry for my english, I learned myself and I am not so good but I speak portuguese.
Submitted: 7/14/2004
Style of Music: Classical, old, vintage and classical rock music.
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Feature:
The synth came with a damper pedal. Adequate. The most useful features to me are the great number of onboard sounds, as well as the expandability with cards. So far, the least useful has been the front panel sliders. I was hoping to be able to shape the sound faster and easier. Maybe it will just take some getting used to.
Quality:
The quality is great. Very well made. I was surprised at how heavy the synth was, but pleased as well. Nice keybed, nice weighted synth action.
Value:
Best in it's category. Tried everything. Yamaha S03, Korg TR, and everything in between. For me, this is the best value.
Desirability:
It is nice looking, but I think the silver exterior is starting to be dated.
Sound:
There are many different types of pianos, one that will certainly fit into the type of music you are making. The strings compare with Korg. With as many synth sounds as are on board, I'm suprised that I haven't really found a good, basic synth sound that will fit well into rock music.
Ease of Use:
This is one section that is the best. The synth is so easy to play, and change sounds. Very well laid out.
Support:
Not necessary
Overall:
I think I will keep this for my primary piano keyboard. With people like Keith Emerson(owns a QS8.0, and the Ray Manzarek(owns a QS8.2, I feel like it was at least worth a try. It is not the best on the market, but for the price, the piano's are stunning and varied.
Submitted: 4/5/2006
Style of Music: Rock
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