From frederick.somerville@gmail.com Tue Jan 10 07:05:37 2012
Subject:Mojo vs Nord keyboards

Dear Jackoverful

What do you feel the difference has been.
I would guess most companies uses the same keyboard suppliers. There arent that many and fatar is a major supplier.

Frederick Somerville
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10 jan 2012 kl. 15:53 skrev Jackoverfull :

> The idea looks like what I envisioned long time ago for "the ideal portable Hammond clone" (so far the Mojo was the only keyboard that almost got it), i've no problems with slidrrs instead of drawbars and surely having two sets for each manual will help.
> I'm a bit dubious about the controls (never found myself at home with clavia's ones, these new ones surely looks confusing as well at first glance, but one can surely get used to them).
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> I wonder what that LCD is there for�presets? Non-organ patches? Also, I can't see buttons to quickly switch to a preset or different patch.
> I wonder also how the keyboard will be: the threes Clavias I played til now felt a lot worse than my current Mojo setup�But that can actually be said for some "real" Hammond that had a difficult past, perhaps I was just unlucky.
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> But the real point is the sound, of course. Will that sound better than VB3?
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> Il giorno 10/gen/2012, alle ore 14.41, elggobo ha scritto:
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>> There's a also little button to the side of each set of sliders which could be to write them to a preset, or if they're motorised (seems unlikely) to recall the setting. I'd bet on the former rather than the latter.
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>> So will this instrument neutralise all the drawbutton naysayers and crown Nord the king of lightweight double manual clonewheels?
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