Originally Posted By: Bachus
Originally Posted By: rosetree
Remember Franz Lambert uses an SD3, which is a good sign regarding reliability.
I think the small modules SD2, SD4, SD1000 and KlaviPro are relatively widespread, the expensive arrangers less so.


The SD2 and SD1000 are a different story, they are based on the ketron propetriery soundengine... Which is relatively unchanged in those modules.. The sd1000 is an SD2 with just more and longer samples(and some drumloops)


And the SD4 is an SD2 with buttons.
The Klavipro had one bizarre problem, one of the two main piano samples was strikingly out of tune. The better one, actually a really advanced concert piano sample, unfortunately had a lot of built-in ambiance that it sounded acute, and I had to switch a multi-band equalizer to remove the odd frequencies.