TECHNICS KN7000 on YOU TUBE-PART 1

[@tjohnson9229]

I've had my technics 7000 from the beginning there is so much on it I still haven't used all these years, I love listening to you and wish I could play professionally like you do.

[@regsiger2211]

Thank you for the nice comment, but I am not a pro, just mostly a home keyboard player. Let's carry on enjoying exploring the KN and maybe one day we'll have all the answers!

[@stugirlock8618]

I played a KN7000 professionally for years. I also was friends with and worked with a large dealer. Let me tell you that you are so far above any home keyboard player I ever sold an instrument to. You really know the instrument better than most I've run into. Myself included. I just picked up an FA-1 now I have the last organ and keyboard Panasonic made. I'm hoping to get them to midi together when I have time it should make one heck of a duo. Thanks for sharing.

[@madeleineplatt2750]

I never get tired of my Technics KN7000 keyboard........thanks for this video!

[@regsiger2211]

Some of you guys out there have missed the point of this video. I didn't want to start a heated debate on which keyboard is "better"! I have already acknowledged that Yamahas, Korgs, etc, are nowadays technically more advanced, but there are still thousands of people who own and want to hang on to their KN keyboard. It is for those people I posted this video, in the hope that some of them might be prompted to re-explore the possibilities of their KN7000. Happy playing!

[@marcbrasse747]

Reg Siger You are quite right but since most people hardly know how to play it is much easier to just talk specs. I was just as guilty once. As far as the "survivability" of the KN's is concerned: The proof is simply in the sound and the expression one still get's out of this "old banger" and you Reg have lots of expression. Another reason not to underestimate the KN's is that they contain a lot of technology of the Technics WSA 1 synhtesizer, which as far as I am concerned is the most understimated synhtesier EVER!. It added acoustical modeling (nowadays more often called physical modeling) aspects to the package. I can reccommend it very highly to you since you seem to have exactly thr right midset for it. One warning though: The factory presets, which as such where certainly on the same level as the KN, barely scratched the surface of the exra possibilitie. I have built a special rig around the WSA, which I call Starship One, in which it is the central element. I combine it there with a ribbon controller for full pitch control and natural vibrato's and have also added a keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch (The GEM S3). By combining that with a very nifty little box, caklled the MIDIMIXFIX, I can now even play the WSA with polyphonic aftertouch! I am sure I wil not have to explain what that can add to someone like you. Talking about yourself as just being an average keyboardist is clearly too modest. I am sure you would sound like a regular Paganaini on that rig of mine. Marc Brassé

[@regsiger2211]

Marc Brassé

[@regsiger2211]

Marc Brassé Thanks for the nice comments, Marc. For me also, there are still lots of things to discover about our "old KN banger". Problem is that I am not that great with handling technology, working things out more by instinct than by knowledge......and slowly! Your set-up sounds really interesting, and it must be great to be able to create your own rig,...something I'd find difficult! Regards, Reg S

[@marcbrasse747]

Dear Reg, if you want to know more you can go to my website which is mentioned in my profile. You can also Google my name. On my site you can, among other things, find pictures, written articles and even music made on the Starship One. You can also contact me directly if you like. I'd surely be glad to help you out with any programming questions you might have.

[@jpol1439]

No, I still love Technics better than Yamaha. Yamaha sounds so smothered!

[@thongnguyen7317]

Number one keyboard

[@MikeHammer1]

For 20 year old technology the KN7000 is very impressive. I had no idea that Technics made digital keyboards. Too bad they gave up on it, it would have been nice to see what they could have created today.

[@regsiger2211]

Even though some sounds are a bit dated, it is the KN7000's creative possibilities that are still awesome by today standards.

[@carfanfan]

I had one of these and it was one of the best keyboards I ever owned. Pity Technics stopped making keyboards, I'd still have today.

[@finobkk8721]

Nice one Reg, I would say you are an "above average' keyboard player and 'Gig' regularly I 'gig' with a Tyros 4 or my PSR 950 these days but would not part with my 12 year old KN 7000, still sounds amazing after all these years. Thanks for an excellent demo

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

hi. i found a kn5000. is $500 a good price?

[@regsiger2211]

Hello Jade, That's about £ 320 in UK, which seems OK to me, provided it is in very good working order & condition.

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

+Reg Siger yes sir its good condition. i already bought it yesterday. sounds great. i cant afford the tyros. thanks alot.

[@4scheveningen]

Alan I have all KNs and agree with many that the KN2000 was the all time best Do you have for 7000 or know where to buy extra PADS All there is on ebay is styles but no pads

[@tedtedsen269]

when the kn7000 came out on the marked tyros 1 was also born i purchased Technics kn 7000 over the tyro i always been a technics fan, to this day yamaha has not yet made one keyboards where you can hold down a Acord with strings and increase pressure harder and harder and the volume will increase pressure on the keys even tyros 5 dosent hav it

[@musicwithmr.i975]

Thnx Buddy! Great playing! Great touch! I've recorded 18 CDs of children's music on the KN7000 and protools, great fun, very versatile, never knew this about the pitch bending, thnx!

[@Peejaydee2012]

Brilliant Reg I love my 7000 found the bill the other day in 2002 cost £1,800 infact that instruments is better than my Yamaha HS8 I purchased back in 1989 that cost £5,500

[@romadhonismail4536]

i am indonesian people like technics sx kn products but unfortunately in 2006 there was no more i hope sx kn lovers in indonesia more tecnics products in my country please convey to your citizens to export more tics because there are so many lovers of these goods in indonesia thank you

[@JohnKokas]

hi Reg I have a kn 7000, I did not know you can do all this very nice. john.

[@carolepalfrey5955]

Thank you for your well explained video. Examples and how to do it, what more could I want. I would never have got this information from the manual. Well done.

[@merukaravadra6900]

Hi Reg. Please make more videos

[@JohnKokas]

I never get rid of my Kn 7000, its the best key board the ever made.

[@richarddevalk235]

buy a tyros 4 has it all and the sound are super nice try find on youtube

[@JohnKokas]

I cant afford a tyros 4. sorry. I am happy what I got kn 7000.

[@yaghribmohammadelhaghany4722]

Thanks very helpful.. can you explain the process to connect Technics SX KN7000 to a computer Thanks

[@regsiger2211]

I'm afraid I am going to disappoint you! I have never used the KN7000 with a computer before, and therefore I'm the wrong man to ask! All my styles & sounds programming are done within the KN itself. I store all my "creations" on SD cards and yes, floppies!

[@zedking5569]

This old keyboard looks more advanced that the Korg PA 4 X :) . I love how it sounds clear and no distortion . I wonder if it has any Oriental or Quarter tone set up.

[@regsiger2211]

The KN7000 has a KEY SCALING facilities to tune individual notes to achieve other types of scale. In addition it has pre-set Arabic 1 t0 5, Slendro, Pelog and other scales. Not bad for an old keyboard!

[@joycewootten4951]

What is the name of the rhythm you are using during the blues demo at the end of this video (starting at 9:18). I have the KN6000 and KN7000 and I don't recognize that beat. I'd love to use it, if you could let me know.

[@regsiger2211]

Sorry, Joyce, that rhythm style was composed from scratch, as were most of the styles demonstrated in my other videos. It is a sort of slow Rock/Blues Ballad type, similar to some in the "BALLAD" section, but with some bigger edited sounds. Part of my fun with the KN is creating my own styles & sounds. I use very few of the KN's factory styles, or if I do, I "beef" them up to my taste. My videos are meant to show what a creative tool the KN7000 is.

[@joycewootten4951]

@@regsiger2211 Thanks Reg, it sounds amazing. I'd love it if you posted more videos.

[@4scheveningen]

Great because I going to add an integra 7 and thought I had to unpack my old KN6500 again Going to try Thanks Ps How to make or extend the 6 PADS

[@regsiger2211]

Hello Willie, What is an Integra 7? Not sure what you mean by "extending" the Pads? Reg

[@4scheveningen]

IT S ON KZbin But type it without the interogation sign hihi Roland Integra 7

[@nhojevil5]

Nice one Reg,having had a KN7000 for many years it's great to find new things,I was a Technics dealer for some years and so sad Technics is no more,but when you look at the KN7 it still proves how far ahead it was in 2002 when it was launched perhaps that is why Technics pulled out of the music game the only thig I feel they missed out on was the KN8000 (dreams) being a 76 note keyboard. Best regards John.

[@jpol1439]

Are you kidding? Why would they pull out when they made the best keyboards with the nicest sounds anywhere? What a sad and awful disappointment! Nothing could compete with them! Oh this is so disappointing! All of these years I had planned on upgrading to the same brand!

[@amerikanstafford]

Excellent video. Thanks

[@revivalsreturnmelodywithli1534]

great What about price

[@richierich1283]

Hi Reg I have a problem a key of D and F sharp is not registering or not working. what to do ?

[@regsiger2211]

My guess is dirty contacts in the keys? Unfortunately, I am not an engineer, just a home keyboard hobbyist. Best thing is to contact your local music shop or look on Google searching for example "KN7000 repairs" . Sorry I can't be more helpful Best, Reg .

[@richierich1283]

@@regsiger2211 Thanks Reg .

[@josephreynolds969]

You make me want to buy it and I dont even know how to play it.

[@AkimGinting]

How to convert Style Keyboard TECHNICS KN2600 to Keyboard TECHNICS KN6500 Thank you...

[@regsiger2211]

Sorry Akim, I have not owned those keyboards and haven't got enough technical knowledge to help you. Best way to get an answer to your query is to contact the Technics Keyboard website: Technicskeyboards.com

[@clairekosmic]

any new paintings reg?

[@PJohnLivingston]

nice sounds. thinking of purchasing one.

[@regsiger2211]

Do so John, I've had mine for around 12 years and constantly find new ways of coaxing great sounds out of the old keyboard. I am planning to upload a load of videos featuring the KN7000 soon ( around January '17). I'll be playing a number of tunes in very different styles to show off some the excellent sounds that can be produced on the old KN, some of them equal, if not in some cases better, than on more technological advanced keyboards. I am hoping that people who own and still want to hang on to their KN7000 will be encouraged to re-explore its capabilities, notably in the sound creating facilities. Best wishes, Reg Siger

[@Tastenplayer]

A very good Video tutorial!

[@ghostboylit]

I need some help on this one Where to plug my headphones in correctly and how to change the output on the display ? I cant seem to find the setting

[@regsiger2211]

Phone socket underneath modulation wheels- By "changing the output", I assume you mean sound output through external speakers ? In page 160/161, you'll find "Monitor settings" and"Separate settings". I can't really explain it better than the manual does, I'm afraid.

[@ghostboylit]

@@regsiger2211 thank you sir Appreciate it !

[@ghostboylit]

@@regsiger2211 what about That the Sound is coming only from the left ? Its weird

[@regsiger2211]

Is that from the headphones, the KN's own speakers or exernal speakers? You don't specify. If it is a headphone problem, it could be some dust in the headphones socket. Try to "wriggle" it in & out, or smear a tiny bit of WD40 on the metal part of the jack. That usually works for me. If it is an external speakers problem, are you sure you plugged BOTH Left & Right leads in the Main output sockets? It could also be a faulty lead? If it is a KN's own speakers problem, then it would be a visit to the keyboard shop for possible repair. Not sure what else to suggest, unless someone out there knows better.

[@ghostboylit]

@@regsiger2211 its headphone Problem But the problem only is when I plug them into the kn 7000 They work just fine

[@pablotandil7000]

i need connect my kn7000 to pc with windows 11, some vody help with driver or software?

[@regsiger2211]

Sorry, Pablo, I've never used a computer with my KN, so, unfortunately, can't be much help!

[@neilsonshou]

Já me escrevi no seu canal parabéns

[@laserquant]

It is not touch sensitivity what you are using for banding. It is aftertouch. You are using aftertouch for bending. Anyway helpfull for those who don't know it.

[@neilsonshou]

Parabéns cara pelo seu trabalho 👏👏👏👏

[@marilynrattos6987]

Require an Technic Kn7000 LCD . Also some notes are not playing ? Can you please help Reg

[@regsiger2211]

Hello Marilyn, Regretfully, I am not an engineer . Sounds like a proper repair job for one. If I was in your place, and if I could afford it, I would part-exchange my damaged KN7000 and buy another second-hand one ( £ 900-£1200 average shop prices) If this is too expensive an option, then I would Google " KN7000 for sale & repairs", Assuming you live in the UK,, there are music stores that provide repairs, such as Whitley Bay Organs, Allen Music Centre, Key Organs, Allegro Music. You could try Google them to see if they would repair your KN. Good luck, Reg

[@Legion88able]

Can these fetch a decent price today? I’ve inherited one and no idea what to do with it!

[@regsiger2211]

Assuming you are UK-based: between £ 500 to £ 700 for private sale, depending on condition. Add £100-150 if the KN has all the 4 EWO modules fitted. For quick sale, lower the price of course. Prices in music store vary between £ 800 to £ 1,100. Alternatively, why not keep it !

[@Legion88able]

Thanks for the info, appreciate it. I couldn’t be a pain and ask what an EWO module is?! Lovely hearing this instrument in action on the video. It was my Grandads and I still remember him playing it after Sunday lunch when I was younger.

[@regsiger2211]

The EWO modules, or more precisely SY-EWO 1-4 NX Expansion modules contained extra sounds, and were easily fitted inside the machine by its owner. These are now a rarity, and people looking to buy a used KN7000 with EWOs will be willing to pay extra! I have all four and although the extra sounds are of variable quality, some are outstanding. They retailed at around £ 150 each when first available. Best way to find out if your KN has any is to press EW EXPANSION (upper right section of the KN) and look at the bottom centre of the screen, and If you have any EWOs fitted, it will show EXP 1, 2, 3, 4. Hope this helps.

[@Legion88able]

Huge help. Thanks so much for your valuable insights.

[@dvamateur]

There happens to be a brand new Technics KN6500 on eBay; however, the keyboard is located in Greece, and I live in U.S. So, obviously, the keyboard is a European 230-240V model. I am wondering if there is a way to replace the power transformer in the keyboard with an American one, which is 110-120V. There are internal KN6500 power supplies available on eBay. I know, there are external power converters, I even have one for U.S. 120V to Japan 100V. However, that's kind of a compromise, because these power converters get very hot, and I'd need to stop playing, turn off the instrument, and cool the power converter. Anyway, you can ignore my comment. I have to figure out these political energetic barriers myself, I guess. :)

[@udhi_gn3893]

Probably the only keyboard where you can wiggle your fingers on to create vibrato!

[@aldimusica9380]

hello sir, is there anything new in 2020? what are the prices in 2020 Thanks you

[@regsiger2211]

Hello, assuming you mean new Technics keyboards? The answer is no, as Technics stopped producing keyboards quite a few years ago. They are becoming quite rare now. However, there are still a good number of used KN7000s about, at least here in the UK, where you could still find one from a music dealer at GBP 900-1,200, or maybe on eBay or Gumtree , where I have seen prices as low as £ 750.

[@thongnguyen7317]

Still #1.

[@Adrian-xi5kt]

saya dari kecil mengidam idamkan punya keyboard TECHNICS KN 7000. sampai sekarang belum tercapai mr bisakah anda bantu saya

[@diddymen1]

thank you, such a nice sound, i used to have the kn3000 it has a good sequencer and i miss it .would like this kn7 as it was the last they made. i do how ever have the korg pax3.

[@joshhackler5178]

Hello, I recently acquired this keyboard (a gift from my grandfather), and I'm way over my head. This may seem like a stupid question, but when playing on the traditional piano setting, is it possible to record the keyboard in stereo? Every time I plug in it records in mono (even though I utilize both line outputs).

[@regsiger2211]

+Josh Hackler Hello Josh, Have you checked both leads for faults? For instance, try recording with Left and Right separately. This might be a stupid question on my part, but have you checked both inputs on your recording device? Also, could one of the the KN7000 "Main Out" outputs be dodgy|? Finally, you could try recording from the earphones output ( at the front left) as its output is in stereo. For this you need a stereo jack and plug the single lead into a "Y" splitter, both leads going into the L&R inputs of your recording device. Hope this helps. Reg

[@MatRix0rk]

What was the year of manufacture for the KN7000?

[@regsiger2211]

2002, If I'm not mistaken. RS

[@jpol1439]

Ooh wow! I love the sound of Technics portable organs! Not crazy about Yamaha although I did have a beautiful Yamaha FULL SIZED organ in that brand. Oh golly, maybe now I want this one. I love people who demonstrate these things easily without trying to show off how well they play. Can you show how to play the 1 or 2 finger base though? Also does this thing have a pitch adjuster, extra fill-in button, and syncro start and end key? What kind of buttons are on the back - earphone, audio in and out buttons, USB, midi, etc.? Can a foot pedal be plugged into it, or a computer if desired (although I'm not crazy about computer operated organs). Oh the Technics has such beautiful sound once again! Thanks for the demo!

[@regsiger2211]

Hello J Pol, the KN7000 has pretty much everything you mentioned in your message. For full infos, best go to "Kn7000" on line, where all your Qs will be answered. Time permitting, I am going to upload some more videos of the KN very soon, in which I will share some of my own sounds set-ups, plus a few tips that might be useful to some.

[@jpol1439]

Thanks Rod. Do you know what happened to their organs after they went out of business? Did no other company take over? What happened to the owners? This company should have risen to the top of the organ business.

[@regsiger2211]

The answer is likely to lie with people involved with Technics UK 15 years ago. Try the Technics.com website. As far as I knew at the time, Technics (decided to stop investing time & money in the keyboards side of their business. I understand that their audio,etc. trade is very successful though. Best, Reg

[@recordman555]

Hello, Reg! I'm also big fan of Technics keyboards. I have a question - perhaps you can help me. Can an SX-KN1000 (with proper cable) be used as a MIDI controller - specifically, to control virtual instruments in Pro Tools? I have the MIDI-to-USB cable, but can't get the keyboard to communicate with my iMac computer. Thanks!

[@regsiger2211]

I used to have a KN 1000 ! Unfortunately, I can't be of much help with your query, as I have never used any of my KN keyboards in conjunction with a computer, and to these days, still don't! All my styles and sounds programming are done on the KN itself. Maybe someone might read this and be of help?

[@ghostboylit]

Sorry for the late reply but maybe try to install the Software?

[@freein2339]

3 keys too loud on technics kn6000...how do I fix this...

[@regsiger2211]

Sorry, my friend, I am not an eletronic engineer, just a home player. I suggest you find a keyboard shop in your area (UK?) as most of these have their own repair engineers. Failing that, the only other way is to go on line and look for something like "keyboard repairs". Sorry I can't be more helpful, but that's what I would if I had keyboard problems. Best, Reg

[@freein2339]

@@regsiger2211 Thanks my friend

[@freein2339]

@@regsiger2211 I might leave the loud keys in for a while because it makes me play with a lighter touch...

[@tonywhetton9015]

Well if you're an Average keyboard player, I'm much below average! I had technics on kn 1000/2000/5000/6000/6500 (with ew cards) as well as the Low range (kn 1500 etc) I've now migrated to korg Kronos and synths, but would love to try a 7000 if only to see or hear what it was like. Great sounds bit heavy on reverb maybe ? Anyway good stuff regards.

[@kurauonemutimwii2193]

Thank you

[@qmansukiman5974]

i want to buy keyboard technics kn 7000 or kn 2400. is there someone here that want to sell it to me?

[@spaceair1]

so they shut down technics becose they where to fast above yamaha and korg?

[@regsiger2211]

Still a great arranger keyboard, as far as I am concerned. Just think what a KN8-9-1000 would sound like if Technics hadn't given up!

[@spaceair1]

@@regsiger2211 why they give up if these where awesome keys

[@regsiger2211]

I think Technics spent too much time & money having to compete with Yamaha. Korg, etc. to create the top keyboard.

[@yudhasuryawirawan3947]

where is found the new kn7000 ?

[@regsiger2211]

I doubt if a new KN7000 can still be found, as Technics stopped producing it many years ago, but there are second-hand ones about. Try advertising for one or go to a musical store.....Best of luck!

[@jpol1439]

What did they replace it with? I don't see much Technics advertising (although I suppose they don't need to do a lot of it with such beautiful sound).

[@luiseandremarques5505]

could help me, my kn 5000 keyboard erased all sounds

[@regsiger2211]

It would help to know which sounds: do you mean all the factory preset sounds or your edited sounds or others? I am not an engineer, so might not be able to help. Also, you could try going on the Technics website for an answer.

[@luiseandremarques5505]

thanks

[@JohnKokas]

Reg. can you add ewexpansion board to kn.?

[@regsiger2211]

EWO1,2,3 and 4 expansion boards were designed to fit in KN 6000/6500 (two only), and 7000 (up to four). Please note that exp.board EW65 was not compatible with the KN7000.

[@JohnKokas]

thanks Reg.

[@joeysinaga5161]

Sir, where can I buy an expansion board for my KN7000? I live in Indonesia

[@BMSMusic1]

I hope technics is back to down other arranger brand imagine they have sd card color display on 2000s other keyboard still using Floppy Disk Drive and Monochrome or backlight Display 😄

[@regsiger2211]

Just imagine what keyboard Technics would have produced today to rival the Yamaha Genos for example!

[@cherenofficial]

"aftertouch"

[@theepworthepiscopalspike8260]

I will put the Technics kn7000 up against any high-end arranger of today

[@ThusithaThanthirige]

Its A MIRACLE

[@ThusithaThanthirige]

What happen to Technics Company? This is Our Fate?

[@almatom1974]

Better if you don't do that.....

[@gempiazmi6320]

good

[@robfriedrich2822]

I had the 6000 and it's a shame, that Technics abandoned everything, what isn't explicit for the normal consumer. So they stopped to manufactture music instruments, but also the line of DJ turntables.

[@chaochuochuo3539]

how much it costs ?? please

[@regsiger2211]

tanier cinta cintovi

[@regsiger2211]

Reg Siger Hello, Costs nothing. Just follow the instructions on the video. Reg

[@NKWoodworks]

+Reg Siger he means the piano.

[@garywatsonjr.2060]

Dude must be a 'spitter'..his display screen has multiple spit-spots on it😂😂!..

[@regsiger2211]

good to see wit is alive and well, Gary Jr

[@zongihangi11]

It sounds much better than the Roland Korg Yamaha Ketron...

[@joaodarocha86]

it's that work on my KN-6000?

[@regsiger2211]

Should do, Joao. On page 156 of your manual: CONTROLLER EDIT & ASSIGN, go to DETUNE and proceed as explained in my video. I haven't owned a KN6000, but the parameters look the same as on the KN7000. Reg

[@regsiger2211]

Smug comment from someone who hasn't understood that the purpose of my video is to share tips that might be useful to KN7000 owners who, like myself, are a bit slow when it comes to get to grips with all the technical aspects of the machine, even the most basic ones. Judging by some of the responses below, my tip, if not new to some, seemed to have been useful to others. Perhaps, as someone who cares, you'd like to expand on what is precisely "being done already" and enlighten us mere technophobe mortals? Regards, Reg S

[@nicogoliath4902]

woooooow its so realistic

[@LittleBubba777]

Im keeping my Roland E80 my technics Kn7000 and my yamaha a5000 ketron aydya 4 all amazing collectable company visions in a box i will collect a korg one day God willing. be patient be wise be proud

[@JuliusDeBerryJr]

The sound is just drowning in reverb. That's what makes it sound as bad as it's sounding....(I mean it's def not helping)

[@regsiger2211]

Fair comment , J. I suppose it is a bit like putting too much salt in a dish, but then again, I like salty food, and judging by most of the comments on this video, it doesn't seem to bother most of of the viewers. However, point taken, and I'll try and tone down the reverb on my next video(s)

[@JuliusDeBerryJr]

Cool. yeah majority of people don't even realize that it's reverb they are hearing. But a lot of keyboards do that that from the factory. It's definitely not your fault. Nice video though.

[@8-biternie944]

@@JuliusDeBerryJr I'm sure there's a Reverb adjustment feature so it's really no big deal when you really think about it

[@JuliusDeBerryJr]

@@8-biternie944 oh yeah, I didn't say it was a big deal. But something obvious for sure. With that said, I'd hate to have to go and adjust that much reverb on every preset. All good... to each it's own.

[@feimancor8357]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@Florinescux]

👍

[@richarddevalk235]

try a tyros 1 has same stuf its only bit older but stil better,

[@snoolee7950]

Still talking @ 4:21.

[@leonsvideokanaal36]

Nice technique to play bended notes.. actually i don't know if i like this particular keyboard, sound a bit unrealistic to me, like a cheapass Casio keyboard.. i don't know, this keyboard does not sooth my ears.

[@فقسكوودالعقاب]

عمك ده م فهمنا منو اي شي يااا

[@australier263]

No that's not the old KN 2000 quality! So Korg and Yamaha do it nö much better!

[@soynihilistadoblemoral9770]

BAD SOUND

[@regsiger2211]

Thanks. There nothing quite like a really constructive comment..

[@soynihilistadoblemoral9770]

but the sound is very very bad and it is an expensive very expensive equipment

[@regsiger2211]

Are you talking about the quality of sound on the video, or the sounds of the KN7ooo itself? Be more specific, please. Judging by most other people's comments below, they must have hearing difficulties!.

[@soynihilistadoblemoral9770]

I admire your master work and I recognize an expert when I see him I speak of the sound of KN excuse me if I got to bother you with my comments glad to see you

[@theepworthepiscopalspike8260]

It takes a tone deaf musician to say the kn7000 has a bad sound

[@pauloyoshizaki2103]

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