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Reviews (3)
05 September 2019
Knobs for the top of your shaft
When invited to review this product, I thought yeah.
What better way to top your 1/4” shaft with this knob. Excellent feel, you can touch this knob all day and not get tired of it, just keep tweaking it. Looks good on the eye with its polished pattern tip, and a pointer that looks straight at where you want it, and says hey I’m your knob.
16 April 2020
Very nice legacy unit
No longer produced, and not to the same spec as an LXP or a PCM, but has some nice effects and has S/PDIF, therefore great to put in bypass and use as audio capture for an old hardware sampler such as an E-mu ESI. If you’re lucky and have rev.2 firmware, it supports more user settings, but also has digital compressor presets that support side-chaining.
16 July 2020
Great looking lightweight keyboard stand
2 of 2 found this helpful Being a newbie to slant stands I was unsure if for the economical price point whether this stand would hold up.
I was surprised to find how light weight the stand was. After assembly I stacked 2 monster steel constructed 80s synths on top. It was as sturdy as! And looked amazing too.
It still has me beat as to how it doesn’t tip over. It looks like it should tip when you’re hammering the low or high notes, but in doesn’t...nowhere near it in fact. Must be an optical illusion.