[musictlk] Two Questions concerning Keyboards

[Marion Gwizdala]

    The B-3 sound with its vibrato and chiff is certainly a voice we would 
use frequently, if it were available!

Marion


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>I think Yamaha uses the Hammond B3 sound, also.
> -Andy
>
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>
> Not sure about roland being the only company allowed to use the Hammond
> sound. Hammond doesn't license that sound to any company. They themselves
> build clones of their own organs in the xk series, and everyone else on 
> the
> planet builds b3 and c3 clones all day long and incorporates them into
> keyboards and digital pianos. Roland use to manufacture a b3 clone called
> the vk8 and vk8m. They no longer make this unit, and we haven't seen
> anything from roland in a while in the b3 clone category. Personally, if 
> you
> want the best keyboard on the planet that is fully 100 percent accessible,
> has the best piano and b3 available, go with the nord stage 2 88. THis
> machine is by far the best there is, and has sounds that are so true to
> life, it should be illegal. The b3 sounds so good, and the piano and 
> rhodes
> are fantastic. Hope this helps.
>
> Kevin
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