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Jeff Tripp

Jeff, I visited your web page and listened to the samples of your keyboard - quite impressive. And, like the pedal steel guitar (but more so), the musician playing it has ability to change the pitch and dynamics of each individual key. What a wonderful musical instrument you have developed! Best of...

Jeff Tripp

Russ Wever wrote:In what way is a midi-controller a
'true relative of the pedal steel'
(other than they're both
involved with sound)?
~Rw

Jeff Tripp

Dickie Whitley wrote:I agree with Howard, makes no sense at all. Anytime you tell me if I have to ask the price, I can't afford it, you just lost a potential customer whether I can afford it or not. We're done here.

Jeff Tripp

Remember, it's not MAC - it's not an acronym.

Jeff Tripp

Check out the steel-like demos at www.hyperkeys.com http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1205/10617_Hyperkeys_gets_legs_2.jpg Yah, the sound isn't quite there yet. Synthesized sound sucks, generally. Playing samples is like playing your grandma's tape recorder collection. But the sound will get bet...

Jeff Tripp

Will pay fair price. Good mechanics more important than electronics.

Jeff Tripp

I'd like to hear from folks who feel strongly one way or another about legs and their brackets. What's good, what's bad? Are all legs and brackets equal?

TIA

Jeff Tripp

I'd like to hear from folks who feel strongly one way or another about legs, brackets. What's good, what's bad? Are all legs and brackets equal?

TIA

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Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad you found it interesting

Well, did you listen to the demos?

Speaking as the royal U?

I think the problem is in your Mac.

Hyperkeys®, a true relative of the pedal steel . . .

Fender Volume Tone Pedal, or DeArmond 610

Legs and their brackets

Pedal Steel Legs,and Brackets