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Plenty of these 'vintage keys' bundles available already in various sampled, modeled or hybrid formats, so you probably have to be a real hardcore fan of these sounds to consider buying yet another £199 / €282 / $318 bundle, but Spitfire's North 7 Vintage does seem to sound quite special and also includes a great sounding bass el.piano which few, if any, of the existing bundles have.
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Bought it. Love the sound of the individual instruments. Pretty much underwhelmed by the specialty eDNA presets. They could have done so much more with them. The presets are however quite consistent from instrument to instrument. That part is appreciated.

I'll give it somewhere from a B to a B+.

Also got their Dust Bundle of keyboards. Now that is something very special.

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Note - I'm a very, very basic keyboardist. This might cause some distortions in my appreciation and perception of these packages.

Already have great rhodes, wurlis, clavinets, etc.

Anyway, while I might tip my hat to the Brits for guitars, we Americans rule on those

Yeah, Gospel Musicians is the King of Rhodes. (Not the island.)
But the Spitfire package is impressive and fun.
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Ashermusic wrote:Anyway, while I might tip my hat to the Brits for guitars...

Guitarists?

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Hendrix, Van Halen, SVR, Vai, King, Rhoads...

Yes, I am aware of Page, Gilmour, etc., but still.

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Or guitars?

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Les Paul, SG, Strat, Tele, Martin, Taylor, Charvel, Jackson, Kramer, Ibanez, TA, PRS, G&L, Gretsch....

What did the Brits do there?

Jeff, I was just trying to be nice to the Brits