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I have 2 of these. Best all round keyboard I have ever owned. Updated OS and sounds to new Kronos. The Color touch screen is really an improvement. Relatively easy to program. Small tweaks to some patches, and drums are not the best, but I use MIDI to trigger external sounds.

I have 2 of these, both primarily as digital pianos with drums. Fantastic samples and great feel.

Has all the necessary bells and whistles for a MIDI controller, pitch/mod wheels, pads, 8 knobs, 8 faders, and an X/Y touch pad. Works effortlessly, and the function control is easy to navigate.

Not going to be a Marco Parisi any time soon, but it's a lot of fun to play.

Lots of function built into this. Pads, knobs for control, and great left hand mod + the accelerometer. Have a tough time setting parameters on this bad boy, and a difficult time editing settings, or shutting off the accelerometer. Also, the keys feel a little cheap. Nonetheless, the wireless MIDI integration works great, and the keyboard is light and easy to use. Now a staple of the show.

Nothing fancy. No piano action, no pads or knobs. Simple plug and play. When all you need is an 88 note keyboard to plug your gear into, this is it.

Behringer created a digital mixer that is affordable to the masses, and delivers top notch quality in this rack unit. User friendly, feature rich, and the MIDAS pre-amps are fantastic!

Sounds great for small shows (<300). I use 2x B1 Bass speakers for more robust lows. The Tone Match Audio Engine is great for small setups. I bypass it if I'm using a larger mixer, such as my Behringer X32. I just send a stereo XLR out to the 1/4" input and I'm good.

This device is the quintessential MIDI I/O. It communicates effortlessly between keyboard hardware, computers, and iOS devices. Slick and powerful.

I love this interface. I can use it both as an audio I/O and a MIDI I/O. It communicates effortlessly between all of my instruments and microphones, my computers, and iOS devices. Slick and powerful. Great interface for layered MIDI setups that need audio input, such as vocorders.

Works great as a single channel I/O between your instrument and your computer or iOS device. Has a multitude of applications, whether using it to input an instrument into your computer, or getting your keyboard to play synth sounds from your iOS device. It's small, so it travels well. And it works great!

I have 2 of these. I tried them out last year, and was instantly converted. Great gain, and not much EQ needed.

Doesn't quite have the dynamic range or the punch needed for my voice. Seems to lack presence. If I use it, I need to spend some time dialing it in to something that sounds reasonable. Looks great though.

This little guy packs a punch. Steerable pickup pattern, and a built in compressor to boot. Works well in other apps on my iPad/iPhone as well.

Love these headphones. Bought them for travel so I could have a quiet flight, and I use them in the studio. Versatile and powerful.

I use this extensively in the studio, and occasionally on stage. Great sound library.

While I use Komplete more than anything, I have a few instances where SampleTank comes in handy. I have used the grand piano a number of times (usually layered with another piano), and I like some of the vintage synth sounds. Its easy to get around, so if I need a sound quickly, I can jump to it.

I use this for everything from recording video, recording tracks, hunting down lyrics, and as full blown synth. Everyone needs one.