Pioneer Dsp 7600

[Matte Black] I've used this inkset for seven years in my Epson 7600 and love it.

[1.65 lb] Pioneer makes great and inexpensive albums

[0.72 lb] Using it with my Pioneer controller, no problem....

[0.13 lb] Put this on a Ryzen 7600, kept it quite cool without having to ramp up. Installation can be a bit fiddly, but overall, it works well.

[1x Paper Roll] I hadn't used this paper before , but it is nice and sturdy for using in the epson 7600 printer I have and nice detail and feel.

[Case] The most excited controller that I never had in my life. job well done Pioneer.

[2x 7 W] Already owned the WK-7500 bought this as a backup. I play professionally and use this keyboard now 2-3 times a week. The WK-7600 is superior. Casio did a great job changing the touch and quieting the keyboard on the WK-7600. The few additional instruments are a nice touch. The microphone volume control is also a good upgrade although it is not too convenient to reach while playing. I use the built in speakers as my monitor although I play through a PA. The reverb and other effects are great and that is all I use for singing. I primarily use the Grand Piano instrument. For the less than $500 price this keyboard can't be beat. I hope Casio upgrades again in a year or two and starts adding some of their new features like the color screen from more expensive models like the CGP-700 to their workstations. You won't be disappointed at all with the WK-7600 if you buy it.

[0.545 lb] Owned the 7610s slightly bigger brother, the 7600 for about 6 months until I unfortunately lost it. It was my first real flashlight (something other than a gas station flashlight) and fell in love with the output, modes and build quality that comes from Pelican products. I was going to purchase the 7600 again but found out that the 7610 is slightly more compact and has even more output. Very happy with this purchase. To me it isnt necessarily a cheap light, but once you get your first real flashlight you will understand the value of one. It goes with me everywhere.

[64-Bit] The 5 7600x has great value at it’s current price point. Compared with the 5 7600, the x is stronger due to it’s minimal price difference and increased performance. This chip is very well suited for middle to high end GPU, such as the Rtx 4070. As a middle ground AM5 chip with great performance and future-proofing, this will definitely match the bang for your buck.

[Canvas] A friend has been printing on this with his Epson 7600 for some time and making great prints. I like the look of the surface better than that of Canon water resistant canvas. My printer is a Canon IPF5100. A profile for this medium was not available for my 5100, so I had to build a custom profile using SpyderPrint 3. Canvas is very heavy and makes a great print. I have also been using Hahnemuhle Gallerie wrap (not pro) for the Canon canvas, but the Epson is so heavy that it pulls in from the wrapped edges, and does not adhere well. Suggest adding extra to the wrap and stapling to back of bars.