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[sqzdog]

I am looking at a Triton Pro X 88. I don't know much about the Tritons other than I have wanted one for years and just unable back then to afford them. I haven't been following the models so I am a little out of touch.

My question is, is the Triton Pro X 88 the same as a Studio model? I do know that this one does not have a built in CDRW.

Any advice on this possible purchase is appreciated, especially on what I need to watch out for, etc.

My last keyboard purchase was an Ensoniq MR-76 so that should tell you how long I have been out of the game!!

[krazy78]

TRITON (classic) 61 key , PRO 76 key , PRO X 88 hammer action
TRITON STUDIO 61 key , PRO 76 key , PRO X 88 hammer action RH2
TRITON EXTREME 61 , 76 , 88 RH2

The STUDIO model came out after the CLASSIC, its better than the classic version which is what you're looking at, the STUDIO has 48MB ROM, more sound banks A--N, open sampling, which is sampling in any mode , optional CDR drive, floppy drive, better piano sampes, faster processor, 7 expansion slots for adding EXB PCM cards.

The CLASSIC has 32MB ROM , 7 banks A--G, 2 expansion slots, floppy drive, optional SCSI.

My advice, whatever model you choose, make sure you check the screen back light, test out all the buttons (the button switches sometimes fail)

[sqzdog]

Thanks Krazy. I purchased a Triton Studio 76. I checked everything out like you said. $1,100 a good deal?

[krazy78]

Good deal ! congratulatios, enjoy!!!
Studio is a great machine, its getting harder to find them.