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Thanks for all the replies. I'm going for an APC 700W

Thanks for the info DaveB. Looks as though it might be quite heavy for its size...

The title says it all.

Took mine out in it's brand new Gator case to its first rehearsal, with the band call and show coming up at the end of this week. Thanks to many on this forum and comprehensive manuals, I've now got set lists, created programs and combis including layers, splits and working connection to a JV1080 ...

Good stuff. It's nice to come across a musician who can count up to 6. Er, 12...Er, hum, ...3.

Ken:)

As you are in London I assumed that you would use the Tube each day travelling into the West End! DB[/quote] Well, Doc, I've done one West End theatre gig and 2 BBC, and in both cases I had all the hassle of parking and unloading my own gear. I remember when I was a teacher I used to get one pupil ...

Wish I'd seen this before I upgraded to 1.6 yesterday. Took me ages to work out which were the upgrade files (and having different zip programs on different PCs doesn't help), but I eventually sussed it, and the upgrade is a snitch once you've got the right files on a USB stick.

Yeah, I've bought mine for theatre work primarily, and the thought of taking it on the road is a worry- especially in a Corsa! There was a thread on here recently about power and surge protection. Do any of you regular on-the-road users have advice about UPS and clean power? I definitely can't wait ...

Sorry, but can I just skip sideways, as I see you use an A90-ex. Can I ask if you've ever had problems with it, like sticking keys, etc.? I bought my Kronos partly to replace the A90 as my main gigging keyboard, because the Roland sometimes starts rapidly cycling through all its sounds - typically ...

Well I'm looking forward to video 9. Shame I need to get my Kronos driving a JV1080, another Korg kbd, and a Juno 60 by the week after next! And write 2 OU assignments

I'm new - to the kronos and this forum - but as far as the keyboard goes (on a Kronos 73) I'm very happy. You might just find them a bit clunky. If it's really important, there's no substitute for finding a place where there's an instrument on display. Regarding MIDI, possibly some of the other ...

Thanks guys - that was quick. I've spent all evening ploughing through the manuals. Not often you find what you want on p. 500 and something of a keyboard manual!!! As for mute - well, I already use an old-fashioned keyboard mixer with sliders which I can easily grab in live gigs, which is much the ...

Hi, sorry if these items are buried somewhere in the forum already, or if the answer is in the User Manuals, but I only got my Kronos yesterday, and I need to program it in 2 weeks for the show "The Wedding Singer". (80s pop mostly. Setlists will control most of what I need in pit band work, but ...

So, this is a forum. Hmm, no gladiators yet...