Yamaha CS80

I play in a very loud Hard rock Group(.FIST.)My CS-80 has been an
integral part of the band since the early eightys......touring and
opening with bands such as Triumph/Molly
Hatchet/Harlequin/Motorhead/Krokus...et all.... Aside from the 20 minute
warm up, The CS-80 delivers one hell of a show every time....Zero
latency....controllers on hand....poly aftertouch.....no midi
lockup.....it is by far less work for me to have a CS-80 in my rig for
me because there is no second guessing or pondering...It really becomes
an extension of me... giving me the ability to express whatever pops
into my head at any given time.....the Sound levels are consistently
solid......its always in the monitors and always in the front......Where
the alternatives to a real CS 80 fails is the 220 pounds of missing
audio that never consistently shows up at the FOH position......Nothing
can put out solid low end like a CS-80 can live....Sound men never have
to search for it (its right there, driven by 48 volt circuitry all the
way down to a half  hertz...)with jbl 4530s for house lows, I have moved
tables and chairs with the CS-80 cause it can deliver....Many pitchers
of beer have foamed over but not from all the midi gak....its the
CS-80......every time.............

Max Fazio wrote:

>  :-)
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> Oh, I just talked about moods , aside from the moneys...let's say that
> if I worked as a roadie I should be thankful for not moving 220 lbs of
> a synth then booking a check up at the hospital
> lol!
> M
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Quazimodo
>   To: yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 8:49 PM
>   Subject: [yamahacs80] Re: (OT) Yamaha GS-1
>
>
>   Isn't that what roadies are paid for, moving heavy gear aroud...?
>
>   Cheers.
>   TOM
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>   --- In yamahacs80@yahoogroups.com, "Max Fazio" <faxiomas@v...>
> wrote:
>   >
>   > You're right ,Laurie, but at least the roadies will be thankful
> for
>   not moving a synthsizer weighing 220 lbs ( same thing for Hammond
>   compared to a, say B4) !
>   > ;-)
>   > M
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