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Title: Casio Sk 5 vs Casio SK 1 (when bent)
Post by: wax+wire on January 30, 2015, 09:28:26 AM

I'm looking to start on a back up machine for my Casio SK5.

I've bent my casio and really like it. The sounds are crucial part of my band (spiritbunny.bandcamp.com) - so I want a backup machine.

How close would a bent SK1 be to a SK5?

I use the patchbay fairly extensively to get my tones for each track.

Title: Re: Casio Sk 5 vs Casio SK 1 (when bent)
Post by: Jaytee on March 17, 2015, 02:56:52 AM

They'll make the same basic type of tones, but probably no more similar than any two random bends on a single machine, does that make sense?

IMHO, the SK-1 is the better machine for bending anyway, on the SK-5, that dog bark gets dropped into Every. Single. Bend.

Title: Re: Casio Sk 5 vs Casio SK 1 (when bent)
Post by: wax+wire on March 17, 2015, 06:59:18 AM

thanks.

with my SK5 sadly dying [maybe ill get it kicking again], i'm going to move all my bends (patchbay, alternate tuning, phat philter, lfo, vibrato, slow-AD] to a SK1.

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