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2013/11/04 01:41:55
Teds_Studio
Sorry to say that the sale at MF is no longer at $29.  It's now been bumped up to $49.  Still a good deal even at that price.  The piano sounds are really nice.  Glad I got mine when I did.
2013/11/04 02:16:19
John
I too took advantage of the sale and even though I hate the way XLN has its authorization it is a great bargain. Nice sounding and very useful.
2013/11/04 04:58:21
cowboydan
 


I know in another thread on this, someone suggested shipping it to someone in US and having them send serial.  The package itself is nothing but a dvd with videos on it and a serial number.  no install files since it is all done online.  Seemes silly for me to wait sevarl days to get a number they could have emailed me that day, but can't complain for $29.  You should look up that old thread and see if the "shipping to the US" idea worked.


I believe its like cakewalk. You need to buy a product from an outside supplier, login to the site and register it. After that you can buy at the site store at a discount. 
It still doesnt seem right but thats nthe way some companies work.
 
Danny
2013/11/04 13:43:53
FCCfirstclass
Teds_Studio
Sorry to say that the sale at MF is no longer at $29.  It's now been bumped up to $49.  Still a good deal even at that price.  The piano sounds are really nice.  Glad I got mine when I did.


Just for fun, I checked on the link posted by Ted.  The XLN Audio Addictive Keys Studio Collection Promo Pak dvd is no longer available.   I am glad I ordered it last week for $29.  It arrived today and can't wait to install it.  A bargain for the price.  Thanks Ted for the original post.
2013/11/12 01:06:22
shmuelyosef
I agree that it's a good value...I found the Rhodes uninteresting, but then I have a real Dyno Stage 73 in my studio and a Nord electro 3HP. The pianos are comparably good to to the Truepiano but they load faster, respond better, and have a fair amount of flexibility in the 'microphone layout' and 'room dynamics' that let you tailor the sound. 
Was definitely worth the $29, and having played with it and finding a couple of settings that I like, would probably pay $49. Probably not $149 given that I have Truepiano already.
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