Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Hi HKC,
I used Ensoniq for many years, and they do have good sounds, but they  
are flimsy. Buttons, sliders, and the screens go out VERY regularly.
I'm not knocking them but I think you can go further for the same  
price with either a Software Piano, and an M-Audio 88 weighted key  
controller.
That way if your son wants to expand from Piano to synthesizers, to  
drum machines played from the keyboard he can do that.
A controller will never really go out of style.
A dedicated sound module will.
Good Luck
Ciao
Gio


On Dec 8, 2006, at 2:19 AM, HKC wrote:

> My son wants a keyboard with a decent piano. He is 17 and a pretty  
> good player. He is a guitar player but he wants to expand his  
> business and at the moment he uses a Roland U20 but he's restricted  
> to 61 keys and a very light keyboard which I think is great for  
> some things but not for piano. I have found that Ensoniq keyboards  
> are sold second hand for a lot less than the competition and I  
> think that's mainly because they never really did as well  
> commercially as critically. What I would like to ask is how good/ 
> bad are KT76 and KS32 and how old are they. I checked  
> Harmonycentral and they love them but compared to what.
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