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Simon Wise  writes:
> Arnold Krille wrote:

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>> On Wednesday 07 January 2009 13:30:23 andy baxter wrote:

>>> Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who's replied. At the moment I'm

>>> trying to decide between the Behringer umx-61, which would do everything

>>> I actually need, and spending the extra money on the Edirol PCR-800,

>>> which does sound like a nice keyboard but is a bit expensive compared to

>>> what I was thinking of spending.

>>

>> Rule of thumb: go for whatever it is that is not named Behringer.

>

> with the exception of the BCF2000 (and its all-encoder cousin) if you

> are looking for a controller, to use alongside another keyboard - it has

> a set of encoders, a nice set of 2-byte motorised faders, plenty of

> buttons and LED's, and a fair bit of memory for presets and the like,

> and flexible midi/USB connections - it is something they actually got

> right, and it is quite good value.

I like also the v-amp and the amp 800 headphone amplifier. Pedals for

guitar, better to avoid them. The keyboard controller umx61 is not the

same quality as a roland, but not too bad either.
Cheers

--

Emiliano Grilli

Linux user #209089

http://www.emillo.net

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