From tonysounds@yahoo.com Wed Nov 19 04:37:41 2003
Subject:Re: K2500 - 76-note semi-weighted piano-style keyboard

HeyJake...

I know what you're talking about with the all-in-board, and it just doesn't exist. You'll like the way the Kurzweil feels, and you'll even like the way it sounds (the pianos and EPs aren't as good as say the Motif or the MotifES, but they are not bad). But regardless of the way you like your action, you won't be happy with the organ sounds. I didn't like the sound of the organs on the PC2x, and it had the KB3 mode. And it is heavy, only 6lbs lighter than my Motif8, and there's no way I'd choose the Kurzweil over the Motif. The action isn't as nice, and the sounds aren't as nice. But as much as I like myMotif, the organs on it don't make me happy.

T

Jake Hansen wrote:
T.Z.

I'm getting dizzy changing my mind so often. I keep preaching that there's no such thing as an all-in-one board yet I continue to search for one like the Holy Grail. I alternate between believing I will find this elusive all-in-one and being resigned to always carrying two boards, one for piano, one for organ/synth. My wife is convinced I've taken leave of my senses. B-b-but I d-d-don't think it's af-f-f-ecting me all that m-m-much.

Jake

"T.Z." wrote:
--- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, Jake Hansen
wrote:
> "The PC1X is a controller with a weighted, but not too weighted
full keyboard. Piano tones feel right, but it's responsive enough
for organ and synth."

Be weary of this review. It "IS A WEIGHTED" action
designed for piano playing. It feels the same as a PC2X, it's a very
good piano feel, but you WILL rip your knuckles doing organ glisses.
TZ

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