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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1117.1 | No Spots on CHeetahs | ERIC::KENT | | Mon Jan 04 1988 09:57 | 7 |
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As you may have seen in a couple of previous notes "Cheetah" is
a U.K. company producing very *Cheap* midi gear. I haven't heard
to much about the quality as I don't know anyone who ever bought
one or saw one. However I have the product list if you are interested.
Paul.
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| 1117.2 | sign me up | NAC::PICKETT | David R. Pickett - New ESQ-1 Owner | Mon Jan 04 1988 11:50 | 6 |
| I'd be most interested in seeing a brief product/price sheet posted
here. An address would be most useful also.
Always looking for a good deal,
dp
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| 1117.3 | Made in WALES. (not England). | HEART::MACHIN | | Mon Jan 04 1988 14:47 | 5 |
| Yup -- they look good. 7 octaves, velocity and pressure, weighted
keys, steel case, midi'd up to the eyeballs, 399 pounds.
Richard.
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| 1117.4 | For all you cat lovers ! | ERIC::KENT | | Wed Jan 06 1988 06:25 | 23 |
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Guess what? I picked up this months Sound on Sound this week and
therein was a review of the Cheetah MKvv master keyboard. Summary
is that they are excellent value for the price. I am sure I summarised
the product list elsewhere but her goes again.
Mk5II master keyboard. Basic 5 octave master keyboard minimal
product-199.95 pounds.
Mk5v As above but with the bells and whistles. E.G. Velocity
sensitive-274.95 pounds.
Mk7VA ' Octaves Weihghted keys, 4 midi outs. Aftertouch. 3 split
points. A Massive 399.95 pounds.
MD8 Midi drum machine Usual features including seperate
outs 139.95
DP5 Pad based kit and stands for above 159.95.
Still haven't seen any of the above yet ? But the review wasn't
bad.
Paul.
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| 1117.5 | (((((meow))))) | JON::ROSS | we is wockin'.... | Fri Jan 22 1988 12:20 | 8 |
| So are they keepin them out of the states or what?
anyone know what the scoop is?
I dont buy a keyboard until I push on the keys a little, ya know?
where?
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| 1117.6 | The rumours in london... | MARVIN::SCOTT | BArry A. Scott | Sat Apr 30 1988 15:18 | 7 |
| I saw the adds and tried to track down a music shop in
London or Reading to try their keyboards out. I could
not find any. What I did get is a lot of advice saying
that the quality of the products in low and to avoid
them.
BArry
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| 1117.7 | CHEETAH ADDRESS | BRUNEL::XSITE | Field Service Bristol U.K. | Fri May 20 1988 10:14 | 30 |
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Ron,
I dont have the contact in the states for Cheetah Products,
but I do have their address in the UK if you want to write
them.
CHEETAH MARKETING LTD.
NORBURY HOUSE
NORBURY ROAD
FAIRWATER
CARDIFF
POST CODE: CF5 3AS
U.K.
Contrary to one of the replies in this topic, all
CHEETAH Products have had some good write ups in
our Music Technology magazine that I subscribe to
here.
If you wish I can mail or FAX them to you, just
give me a call DTN 842 3449.
Hope this is of some use to you.
Regards
Mike Buckley.
Brunel:: xsite
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| 1117.8 | | 20988::EATOND | Where is he when the music stops? | Fri May 20 1988 12:15 | 7 |
| Gee, I wonder if there's enough interest to put together a reasonably
large order. The prices seem so appealing. I'm looking for a good controller
myself. It would be good, though, to be able to review a fairly detailed spec
sheet.
Dan
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| 1117.9 | UK only? | GCLEF::COHEN | Richard Cohen | Fri May 20 1988 13:10 | 6 |
| Maybe the stuff is not setup for export to the US. You know, power
supply issues, UL approval, FCC approval. Expensive stuff, which might
even bring up the initial cost of the keyboard!
- Rick
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| 1117.10 | but but $#$$$$$$$$$ | JON::ROSS | shiver me timbres.... | Tue May 24 1988 12:51 | 4 |
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Does anyone know if that means you cant *buy* one and
worry about power supply etc.......
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| 1117.11 | I SAW one! | 20981::EATOND | Where is he when the music stops? | Tue May 31 1988 20:24 | 11 |
| I was browsing through LaSalles the other day and saw one of the
Cheetah controllers. Seemed to be a very basic board. No touch sensitivity,
and only a pitch bender (no mod wheel). Oh, and patch change buttons. They
wanted $250 for it.
I couldn't tell if it was a used piece of gear or new, or whether
LaSalles' intend to stock them. It was over in the side of the keyboard room
that is generally reserved for used gear.
Dan
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| 1117.12 | | GLOWS::COCCOLI | still monitoring reality | Wed Feb 06 1991 22:03 | 6 |
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Here's the phone number for the US distributor of
Cheetah Products....Jessico
1-800-458-5515
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| 1117.13 | where ever you go, there you are. | GLOWS::COCCOLI | still monitoring reality | Tue Feb 12 1991 20:33 | 20 |
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I've recently obtained a brochure from Jessico (see previous note)
about their midi products along with a ridiculously high price list.
Oddly enough, a large square was cut out of this price list. I believe
it contained the actual selling prices.
Since then, for the last three days I've had phone calls from
a salesman from Jessico. Unfortunately, all they've gotten is my
answering machine.
It will be interesting to see what type of prices they're pushing,
since the list price of the MK5v, velocity sensing, arpeggiating,
100 patch, 4 zoneable, 4 midi-out, midi echoing, *2 input merging*
61 key controller is $800.
to be continued....
RichC
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