From djacques@csulb.edu Tue Feb 01 12:40:21 2011
Subject:Re: Chorus Vibrato ( was Harmonic beating etc.)

The Numa sounds great... There were just too many things I did not
like about it that would keep me from buying it... The lack of a lower
manual, the placement and feel of the switches, the lack of editing
the parameters (like changing the percussion volume, etc), the color,
Joey's name plastered on it...

I have also heard some of these same artists claim "This is the real
deal" or "They finally nailed it" before about earlier generation
clonewheels.

As I have said before, all the modern clones sound great. Its just
what makes sense for the individual player. I need a two manual organ
that has the same feel and layout as a B3, sounds great, has a great
Leslie Sim, real drawbars, and no part weighs more than 40 lbs. Right
now the XK3c comes closest.

I am interested in the next wave of clones that incorporate the KeyB
sound engine that addresses the requirements above.

On Feb 1, 2011, at 12:21 PM, abwdds wrote: