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#263721 - 05/19/09 07:02 AM
Re: Playing Bass Pedals a thing of the past........?
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Registered: 10/08/00
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Loc: West Virginia
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Maybe across the seas Bill, but I think Donny's right. In the US you hardly see these things being used. The US organ market has really dropped.
I'm sure Roland sells a hell of a lot more organs outside of the US.
[This message has been edited by squeak_D (edited 05-19-2009).]
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#263728 - 05/19/09 08:01 AM
Re: Playing Bass Pedals a thing of the past........?
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Registered: 07/27/05
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Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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I found the PK-5 too short for any real bass playing...I used both feet when playing Electone and Hammond, especially when doing walking bass lines.
I see Studio Logic has a 17 note unit, but not sure of the quality, and of course, Roland has the PK-7 with 20 notes.
The best I found were the 32 note AGO Hammond pedals.
Yamaha never made stand alone bass pedals, as far as know.
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