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FATAR STUDIO 900
Sep. 7th, 2009 12:45 amI took piano lessons from age 9-17, and haven't had an instrument to play in the house since I moved into my first apartment around age nineteen. Lately, I've been jonesing to start playing music again -- just for fun, noodling in GarageBand and such -- and had been mulling over some MIDI keyboard options for the last couple of months.
Most of the stuff in my price range were crappy consumer units, usually not a full 88 keys, and usually only semi-weighted (or totally non-weighted) keys. I asked our audio guy at work for some suggestions, and he said that Fatar (now Studiologic) was his go-to line of keyboards, because they had the best touch and feel -- and then he promptly found me one on Craigslist that was a steal at only two hundred bucks.
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fidgetcub was the awesomest hubby ever and went over to West LA to pick it up and haul it home for me... now all I need is a USB MIDI adapter and a sustain pedal and I'm in business. Yay!
Most of the stuff in my price range were crappy consumer units, usually not a full 88 keys, and usually only semi-weighted (or totally non-weighted) keys. I asked our audio guy at work for some suggestions, and he said that Fatar (now Studiologic) was his go-to line of keyboards, because they had the best touch and feel -- and then he promptly found me one on Craigslist that was a steal at only two hundred bucks.
Jason
fidgetcub was the awesomest hubby ever and went over to West LA to pick it up and haul it home for me... now all I need is a USB MIDI adapter and a sustain pedal and I'm in business. Yay!
