From simon@alphabeck.co.uk Sun Jan 22 11:30:22 2012
Subject:Re: This is a great age for the Cloners - lots of affordable good sounding ones

When I joined my current band I used a second-hand Casio WK-3000 for Wurly
and organ sounds. It sounded pretty good.

Then we got a real Wurlitzer 200 and I used the Casio for organ sounds. It
sounded pretty good.

Then we got a Roland VK-7 clonewheel and stopped gigging with the Wurly,
using the Casio's Wurlitzer sound instead. It sounded pretty good.

Finally I got a Nord Electro 3 which I use for Wurly sounds alongside the
Roland VK-7 organ. It sounds pretty damn amazing.

The Casio is now a humble home keyboard again (my 12-year-old son is
teaching himself to play it), but I owe that £150 second-hand keyboard a
lot. And it still sounds pretty good.

Simon Beck
London, UK

> Actually I have nothing against Casio, in a previous post I was even
> underlining the qualities of their low-end pianos!