If like me you’re after a controller keyboard that can do its job, and do its job well with a good selection of knobs and sliders for a very fair price, I can't not recommend this keyboard to you! What prices we will match? We will compare prices for new, direct from manufacturer items, excluding any add-ons, options, or other special features which may affect price. The only real part about this keyboard that I wasn’t 100% happy with was the transport buttons not going down well with my sequencers, not exactly a show stopper but that’s why I’m not giving it 10/10. Dodgy Chinese translated manual yep the manual is quite amusing but you can get the just of it. True, but again something that doesn’t bother me as I don’t even use the monophonic aftertouch. I don’t think they feel too bad at all, but then again I haven’t ever owned any real expensive kit. The S4000 IEM system comprises of 1 x transmitter. Things I’ve heard others gripe about with this keyboard: - Knobs feel cheep. In reason (after a bit of messing around) I could get everything except the 'record' button to work. The transport control buttons weren’t very successful with FL in that only 'play' and 'stop' worked. They feel firm and springy - might take you a bit of getting used to if you’ve only ever used plasticy mushy ones before but im sure like me you wont want to go back. The semi - weighted keys feel great, definitely the best part of the keyboard. I can't comment on the USB driver/configuration as I haven’t used it. A little bit of messing around and was able to set up the first 16 mixer channels of the mixer to be controlled by the keyboard and control any vsti knobs I desired with the keyboards. Didn’t take me long to set up - just plugged in the power cable and the midi cable and I was away playing in FL studio. Ryan MacLean I bought my CME UF6 from dolphin music about 5 months ago and after receiving one of the quickest deliveries iv ever come across online (under 24 hours between clicking 'buy' and the courier ringing my doorbell with the keyboard), I can tell you - I’m very happy.

8 hours battery life from 1 x 9v alkaline battery.

User configurable 5 band EQ and fast attack limiter.Fully synthesised system with 64 frequencies in 4 banks of 16.

The receiver incorporates an LCD showing frequency information, volume control, frequency selection, 3.5mm stereo jack socket and LEDs showing power and mute. LEDs indicate stereo/mono and limiter operation. The transmitter features a menu driven LCD control panel which displays both channels of audio level, operating frequency, input level and user name.

A Windows based software package enables the user to adjust EQ and other parameters to the artists preferences. The S5000 IEM is a state-of-the-art UHF stereo In-Ear-Monitoring system designed for high end professional use.

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