Which Virus "types" sold more? Kbd, Desktop, Indig - The Unofficial Access Virus & Virus TI Forum

Timo · #1 06.01.2005, 02:08 PM

Purely a curious demographic question relating to all hardware Viruses of the B, C, and eventually the Ti series...

I wondered as to which forms of Virus (ie. keyboard, desktop, 37-note, rack) were more popular than others? Or even what percentage/share they each might have had, over all Viruses sold?

As it's a bit difficult to do that via a poll, vote which Virus "type" you think were/are probably the most popular.

3o3 · #2 06.01.2005, 02:47 PM

I'd say the desktop-version is/was the best selling

AvS · #3 06.01.2005, 05:46 PM

Yeah definetly desktop. I've got at feeling that the B wins.

wildbill · #4 07.01.2005, 12:49 AM

probably the desktop, but that's a shame because the 61 key board is so good.

inasense · #5 07.01.2005, 05:17 AM

I am going with the desktop too.

Wandering Kid · #6 10.01.2005, 06:46 AM

desktop - its the cheapest. the 300 quid saving on the C over the KC and over the TI overy the TI KB could soooooo be usuable somewhere else. i think thats significant especially since alot of peeps into production already have a midi keyboard

Timo · #7 10.01.2005, 11:58 AM

Ok, sooo putting aside costing or how many of each type were sold for one moment, which version (desktop / kbd / 37-note kbd / rack) would be your favourite?

Merlot · #8 10.01.2005, 04:37 PM

I would say the desktop is my favorite. i have a 88key weighted piano, so the keys on either the Kc or indigo/polar are not a factor. Not to mention the desktop is almost a grand cheaper.

Juho L · #9 10.01.2005, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Merlot

i have a 88key weighted piano, so the keys on either the Kc or indigo/polar are not a factor.

Not the best kind of keyboard for synth sounds. Feels really odd to play any other than piano/rhodes/wurly sounds with weighted keyboard. Especially hammond or fast leads.

Merlot · #10 10.01.2005, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Juho L

Not the best kind of keyboard for synth sounds. Feels really odd to play any other than piano/rhodes/wurly sounds with weighted keyboard. Especially hammond or fast leads.

I am used to it by now. It is my only option unless I am trying to play a lead, so I have gotten used to it. If I am "trying" to play a lead, then I use the 2 octave Oxygen 8, that basically has no action. It is very springy, just up and down.