From markns@qwest.net Mon Feb 04 13:03:57 2002
Subject:Re: CX-3 "hot" key action


> Just one question here. Since people are trying to emulate a real
> Hamond with all the clones, why would they want to get rid of
> something that is a characteristic of the real deal? Granted, some
> organs might not do this any longer due to wear & tear, but an organ
> in good shape most certainly has a double-bounce action. I'd love it
> if I had an action like that on the keyboard I use for my XM-1
> module.

That probably true. However, we must realize that idiosycracies of vintage
gear does not transfer well into current digital products. Remember, these
flaws were in the electromechanical realm. These things do not translate
well into the digital product world.

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