#430519 - 04/07/1710:59 AMRe: Its official GEM is back
[Re: Bachus]
DanO1
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I was always a fan of GEM products. In 1997 GEM was the first to offer a large screen, lyric and notation, utilizing hard drives for storage.Long live the SK760. Chris Anthony was the demo guy. Extremely talented musician.
#430524 - 04/07/1712:53 PMRe: Its official GEM is back
[Re: Dnj]
Bachus
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Originally Posted By Dnj
[quote=Bachus]It weight is as heavy as it looks, roady worthy
25kg/55lbs [/quot
Ouch!!! looks like an attempt at a GEM refurbished parts piano... left over stock?
No, its build new from the bottom with new drake technollogy.. advanced form of the drake technology used in the orriginal Promega series... so new inside
As a stage piano, the interface works quite well... so why change something that works?
Edited by Bachus (04/07/1712:54 PM)
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#430525 - 04/07/1712:55 PMRe: Its official GEM is back
[Re: DanO1]
Bachus
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Originally Posted By DanO1
I was always a fan of GEM products. In 1997 GEM was the first to offer a large screen, lyric and notation, utilizing hard drives for storage.Long live the SK760. Chris Anthony was the demo guy. Extremely talented musician.
Has it been 20 years since the SK 880?
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