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 Requesting opinions re keyboaard HD shocks
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BEBOP Member |
posted 11-20-2002 10:45 AM
   
HI ALL, We are off to the Beach in the motorhome on Saturday as the temps here in sunny calif are upper 70's to 80, for several days. I will be taking the Yamaha 9000 this time. It has a hard drive in it. It will ride on the queen bed while traveling, and it will be moved from one place to another while there, maybe out to a jam or someone's home. Is this IBM harddrive going to be ok doing this. It is made for a laptop and they are moved around alot. What are the experiences and opinions of our members here. I have often taken the KN6000 and never a problem but no hard drive either. PS Anyone near Pismo Beach want to Jam let me know  BEBOP IP: Logged |
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dlstarry Member |
posted 11-20-2002 01:19 PM
HI: BEBOP Must be nice to go to the beach in the middle of November. Oh well I guess I could to if I wanted to, but it wouldn't be 70 - 80 degree's it would be more like 20 - 30, so I think I will just stay home & play the PRO.  But anyway you should have no trouble with the hard drive Soooooo have a good time at the beach, & hey play a song OK ? Denny IP: Logged |
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BEBOP Member |
posted 11-20-2002 07:20 PM
Thank you for your reply Denny. We shall have a great time at the beach, swimming in the ocean, pigging out on seafood, playing ebb tide, etc. I feel more encouraged about the hard drive after reading your remarks. I had one in the KN3000 but it was just a drop in and I could take it out and carry it in a foam case and drop it back in when I got out the keyboard. Best setup ever built. KN6000 was a disaster so I don't have one in it. Love the one in the Yam 9000 Thanks Bebop IP: Logged |
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BEBOP Member |
posted 11-21-2002 07:19 PM
Is Denny the only one besides me that has a hard drive in a keyboard and moves it around. How about some confirmation on this. anybody??? Bebop IP: Logged |
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Scottyee Member |
posted 11-21-2002 07:52 PM
Hi Bebop: My Technics KN5000 was outfitted with a hard drive and it was transported daily to/from gigs for almost 3 years. Never had a single problem. I of course always took extra care to avoid excessive banging, but it did receive its share of bumps, though never dropped. You should have no problems with your PSR9000 & HD if you exercise care, as I already know you do.  Bebop, give my best to our Synthzone buddy Frank Bez while you're down in Pismo Beach. Btw: I've got a gig scheduled there in February, so perhaps you and Jan can plan a second trip then and catch my show. IP: Logged |
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zuki Member |
posted 11-21-2002 08:37 PM
It's snowing here today in Michigan. The Christmas lights dress the homes in the neighborhood...ahh..the midwest! IP: Logged |
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Glenn01 unregistered |
posted 11-21-2002 08:52 PM
Scott... When in Feb you gonna be in Fla? I'm headed there the end of Feb and I'd love to catch your act. Glenn IP: Logged |
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Scottyee Member |
posted 11-21-2002 09:04 PM
Hi Glenn: Sorry, I was referring to Pismo Beach, CA, not FLA; But hey, if you can can organize something in FLA, I'll fly out to do a show there. I travel anywhere anytime if the price is right. IP: Logged |
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