PeteH

Hi,

I have a 360 and play through a couple of Alto TX308's. They sound pretty good except they resonate around C3. I can't seem to find any EQ settings that will alleviate this problem. I'd rather not carry/set up a mixer to accomplish this simple task. Any Ideas?

Thanks

I own a 350. It was too difficult to split and layer. The 360 is SO much easier. I got my 360 last week and love it!!

Is the second pedal input on the PX360 ONLY assignable to sostenuto or soft? It would be a no-brainer to allow other control functions.

See pg 22 of the 360 manual. I don't think there is a 1 fingered chord. There seem to be three 'modes' of fingered chords, but these all rely on a three-fingered chord. The Casio style chords CAN be one finger, but also 2,3, and 4 depending on what you want. If you want just major chords the Casio style may work for just playing the root.

On 12/16/2015 at 6:03 PM, Scott Hamlin said:

Re: The PX-360: Make sure you try that out as well. The sound engine in the 360 is more advanced than in the 700 and you may find you like that more, esp. if you don't plan on using the included stand/speakers as much on the 700. 

 

 Is this true? I am looking to purchase a 360 or CGP. Confused

Is it 2.0 or 3.0? or doesn't that matter?

I may be wrong but the CGP comes with a stand I don't need. Even though it appears to be the same price. But I may consider it.

Hi, all, I just joined and already own a PX350 but am thinking of purchasing a 360 soon. I've downloaded the manual but can't seem to find the max size for the USB drive. Also is it USB 2.0 or 3.0?

Any info will help.

Pete

Columbus, Oh