Keyboard reliability
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- KVRist
- 110 posts since 12 Feb, 2005 from Toledo Ohio living in OZ
I have been looking at buying a new/used 25 keyboard and have been trying to read all of the reviews that I can. I hae been looking at the remote, axiom and edirol PRM and I have notice that some of the reviews have mentions issue with keys note working and knobs breaking off etc. Has anyone had any any issues with these keyboards? I am trying to decide between the three on the used market and want to get something that will last a bit
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- KVRAF
- 16866 posts since 8 Mar, 2005 from Utrecht, Holland
The Edirol line suffered from bad rubber contact strips. But you'll find negative posts about defects on each and every kit on the market, especially if it's budget stuff.
When buying second-hand: ALWAYS test it before buying, or make sure you can return it if there are issues. The seller will always claim it was OK when put on the mail and the damage must have happened during transport.
When buying second-hand: ALWAYS test it before buying, or make sure you can return it if there are issues. The seller will always claim it was OK when put on the mail and the damage must have happened during transport.
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