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Nord GBC Keyboard Soft Case with Wheels boost-acc The T-Resonator is something like SYF-772

Name: Nord GBC Keyboard Soft Case with Wheels boost-acc The T-Resonator is something like SYF-772
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SKU: 97156735044
Price: 299.50 USD
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Rating: 4.1791 (8 reviews)

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Nord GBC Keyboard Soft Case with Wheels boost acc The T Resonator is something like SYF 772 The T Resonator is something like an M Resonator + Digital Delay and they include not only spatial type effects that shape the overall acoustics but also effects that apply aggressively musical transformations such as the 'vinyl break' effect inherited from the Kaoss Pad series Compatible with the following Nord keyboards: The extra pocket will hold all your cables and accessories

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