[Lowe_Dawg55]

I'm about to buy this Casio WK-1630 and I was wondering if anyone had any experience with it. It's not going to be my main board, just something to practice and mess around with. The Korg Triton will most likely be my main board.

LOWEDAWG55

[Nate]

Do you already own a Triton??? If so..... why are you even considering buying a second board?? I guess Triton's are a little hard to lug around back and forth from church to home.... but I'd think that the money spent on a second board (especially if it's just a Casio) would probably be better spent upgrading your Triton. Maybe you could upgrade to 76 keys or something. Anyway.... I have heard some good things about the higher-end Casio's (like the WK), but I know that in comparison to the Triton.... the Casio will still sound....... like a Casio. I guess for "messing around", it'll be ok.. but it just seems to me like your money could be better spent.

Just some thoughts.... and I still want to know whether you actually have a Triton yet, and why you want a second board anyway.

[Lowe_Dawg55]

No, I don't have a Triton yet, but I'm saving for one. I like to have 2-4 boards to play around with just to have some variety. You never know when you might want to add some kind of cheap-o sound to a good worship service! j/k

But really, just to practice with and give my brother some lessons on. I don't want him to be playing around with my Triton (once I get it) with it's menus and stuff. I played this Casio board at Sam's Club and it sounds suprisingly good compared to like-priced boards. Real deep piano which I really liked.

LOWEDAWG55

[Nate]

Ok... I think it would work for your situation. Go for it dude!