Not a synth, BUT AN ARRANGER. Not bad, especially for a Casio... http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=E5jqBwpchjY

[This message has been edited by cassp (edited 04-17-2008).]

Wow.......

Who needs a B3 or C1? ...that Casio wasn't too bad sounding at all! probably only cost $399.00 or so too.
Thank you for the video.

I actually HAVE one of those. Bought it from Fran for $150. It has really great organs and piano.
DonM

Have you used it on stage Don? This is definitly a Price versus Talent scenario.

I tried it for a night or two as a midi controller for the Midjay. Worked o.k. as a controller.
I "loaned" it to a friend of mine about a year ago, and he uses it for piano/organ/strings when he plays with bands. He is an experienced pro. He had a stint as Ray Price's piano player. Of course he used a real piano then! He has been down on his luck and needed something to play for a while.
DonM

Your a good man Don !

Been saying this for a while...

It doesn't matter whether it's a T2, G70 or the cheapest Casio on the market... They are ALL pretty decent nowadays. What really matters, though, is get some blowing time with a REAL band.

Before you convince yourself that the arranger ACC is as good as a decent rhythm section.

Start from a good knowledge of how well you can play when the backing cooks, and you'll start to see that those pre-canned sections still have a long way to go, baby!