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From: ralphw@IUS3.IUS.CS.CMU.EDU (Ralph Hyre)
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Subject: Looking for 88 velocity sensitive, MIDIable keys
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Date: 5 Mar 88 04:58:46 GMT
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Anyone know where I can get just a Piano-style (88 'normal' sized keys)
keyboard with no synth built in?  Ideal output interface would be MIDI, but
any sort of generic digital interface would be OK.  [I'm suprised nobody has
an ADB keyboard for the new Macs or //GS yet] The keyboard encoder needs to
be able to grok multiple keys down at the same time (if this is the same
as n-key rollover that's good), and it should be velocity sensitive.
(I presume this implies Hall-effect switches for the keys.)

And, it should cost less than $200, preferably around $100 (~$1/key).

Thanks.
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					- Ralph W. Hyre, Jr.

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