Originally posted by technicsplayer:
The problem with incorporating samplers and wanting huge wave roms is that the price has to increase too. I used to say for years that technics should incorporate a sampler. After using the 9000 and 9000pro, now I'm not so sure.
Memory is cheap, incorporating sampling functions is not that difficult. Though I wasn't too impressed with the 9000pro's functions when I borrowed one for a couple of days. Then again, I own the Yamaha A5000 sampler which isn't that user-friendly either.
It is all academic since what matters is whether the sounds suit you personally, the numbers are of interest only to people who read brochures rather than play. [/b]
Not really IMO, those who dabble in the world of samplers are bound to ask these kind of questions. I have no intention of buying a keyboard which overall sounds much like its predecessor.
That said, I'll definitely be visiting my dealer for some first-hand experience when the 7000 arrives.
[This message has been edited by JvG (edited 04-05-2002).]
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