Crumar Seven - A Portable, Lightweight & Super Accurate Modelling Stage Piano

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Steve takes a look at the Crumar 7 Stage Piano. With a retro look and feel, the Crumar 7 harks back to the heyday of the Electric Piano, however, the unit utilities the latest in Physical Modelling to deliver super accurate depictions of classic pianos, clavs and much more, with built in Fx and the portability its predecessors could only dream of.

[@kevgh3869]

I never wanted anything more in my life!!

[@michaelmuldowney3131]

You may not "be a keyboard player," as you say, but you play really well and know how to demo an instrument like this. So many people that demo don't play with the kind of feel you do, which is always what I want to hear. Awesome job. Thank you.

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[@hugoforest3946]

@Kashton Cole You are welcome =)

[@LisaBellaDonnaMusic]

Wonderful, informative, and charming demonstration. Thank you! I so want this in my current setup!!

[@mariofiorin3174]

I love this keyboard. High dynamic and and espression. Awesome FX. It's really amazing.

[@Bassbarbie]

Instant smiles at the music from Vision On, I think it was called. Great demo and love the sounds.

[@JacksonTaylorandTheSinners]

Just ordered it 🫡

[@souldreamer702]

You won’t be disappointed !!!!! I love mine !!!!

[@cotton7960]

Wow, I wasn't expecting to hear Waters of Lethe! So good to hear Tony get a shout out, a curious feeling is a great album. You've sold this to me, my friend

[@stevec.1802]

I agree which the previous comment. When it’s reviewed next to the new Korg SV2 that will be a determining factor. If the acoustic grand pianos in this keyboard sound better than the competition that’ll be deal closer. Thanks for the presentation. 🎹

[@WimVanAelst]

To my feeling the acoustic piano's in the Korg are better. The electric piano's in the Crumar are better (since they are modeled).

[@sandscribbler]

Wow! That is one cool-looking, excellent-sound keyboard! And, Steve, you may not consider yourself a proper keyboardist, but you sound like one to me!

[@anxiousproductions9183]

YES THEY DO! All VST Rhodes “bark” when you dig in.

[@margix1172]

These sounds are used by new young bands like Parcels and Vulfpeck also!

[@ACE-sx8mo]

I owned one and loved it for 10 days before it failed. There are common known failures and service is non-existent unless you ship it to one of the rare authorized service sites and wait 6 months. I live in a large metro area no repair shop would touch it. The keyboard touch is heavier than my Yamaha P-105 and Yamaha acoustic grand. It requires amp & speakers.

[@paularikwagener1054]

What's the name of the song you play in the beginning and all over the video? Great demo by the way, I would call you a keyboarder

[@stevec.1802]

Any thoughts or experience with Yamaha CP series or Kawai MP7se? 🎧

[@tonycarpenter-Makzimia]

Good job Steve, put a camera on me and I respond the same when performing :). Great Rhodes indeed.

[@johnnyparker2128]

I wish I could try one of these out to get a feel for the keybed. Is it soft? Heavy?

[@strongchord4384]

Compare this with the Viscount 70’s Legend please?

[@michaelklein4582]

Yes, I am also waiting for someone to do the comparison! Maybe also the SV 2 !

[@JFrankoMusic]

This or SV2 73? Still undecided...

[@WimVanAelst]

I was in doubt too so I tried them both yesterday and I just ordered the Crumar. The physical modeling of the Rhodes is what did it for me. It is so different from samples. So much more nuance. Also the Korg SV2 has another keybed which did not feel so great and on some settings it was noisy. But that is just me. You really have to try them, feel them, and feel which instrument is the most an 'instrument' to you. And by the way, I also have a Korg PA4x, so I do love Korgs products.

[@JFrankoMusic]

Wim Van Aelst yeah, finally got to try the sv2, I was really disappointed with the organ sounds. That was really essential at this point in my rig. So I just bought the mojo 61! LOL love that model roads though. Long live Crumar

[@mr.hamhandleler]

Does it require a speaker

[@fragu123]

…of course…

[@MrCircumflexus]

Omg 😅 if i only had the money... 🙈

[@konradhausmann6359]

I wish there was a version without those ugly lights. It's the main reason I bought a sv-1 in the end

[@michaelmuldowney3131]

both seem like killer options. How is that sv-1? I remember stumbling across a few at guitar centers. If I was a wealthy man, I would have left the store with one. Incredible digital instrument. Can't imagine needing anything else for my purposes.

[@konradhausmann6359]

@@michaelmuldowney3131 I really love my sv1. Thought about selling it in order to buy a "real" rhodes. But after playing a couple of them, I have to say I like the sv1 action better

[@crnova7]

When you hold the rightmost select button, the lights go out. But it works like a freeze. After that you can no longer change parameters. But if you only use one preset then it works...

[@wwhitman5586]

Actually, the different colours change with the use of the effects. It depends what type you are but I don't think that it is a bad concept in general.

[@Remedi60]

Poor guy has got the shakes bad!

[@johnnyparker2128]

Just needs water