From djacques@csulb.edu Mon Jul 10 10:11:44 2006
Subject:RE: XK Pro System

Thanks Christian.



You should use the stand that I have used for years... The Quik Lok WS 550
. Best Keyboard Stand made! This should solve your problem.

http://www.quiklok.com/





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From: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com [mailto:CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Christian Schonberger
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 9:16 AM
To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [CWSG] XK Pro System



Hi David,

I own the Lower keyboard XLK-3. It fits perfectly under the XK-3. It needs
the correct Hammond volume pedal for power supply.
The keyboard matches the XK-3 perfectly in dimensions, feel and even colors.
I think it is just a 'hair' slower than the upper keyboard since it is
connected via MIDI.

I find the aluminum stand rather unattractive - it even covers part of the
beautiful wooden sides - and I don't play bass pedals (yet) so I opted for a
double bar X-type support. The problem is that the back part of the lower
keyboard is slightly (!) bending in an upward curve, succumbing to the
weight of the XK-3 on top of it. All the XK-3's weight sits on the outer
wooden parts, the two keyboards do not touch in the middle anywhere. This
slight bending - when using a double bar X-type support -occurs only on the
back side of the lower keyboard - it does not affect the mechanical parts in
any way, so I can live with it. If you open the X-type support so that it
touches the very outer parts (which would result in the keyboard sitting
low), there should be no mechaincal stress/strain and bending at all.

Hope this helps,
Christian

David Jacques edu> wrote:
I am considering purchasing the lower keyboard for the XK Pro System. Has
anyone purchased one yet? Any comments/suggestions?

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