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SleeplessHeart 2009-05-04 07:35

K-On! - Musical Instruments Discussion
 
The purpose of this thread is for allowing K-On! fans who play (or are acknowkledged of) musical instruments to discuss about instruments that are used by K-On! members or by themselves.
Please keep the conversation in a fun and civil manner, hence avoid insults or ego-boasting comments.

Also please help me compiling the list.. especially the drum that is used by Ritsu

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Quick Jump to Instrument Data post:
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1. Mio's Fender Jazz Bass guitar Click Here
2. Mio's Marshall guitar amp [URL HERE]
3. Yui's Gibson Les Paul guitar [URL HERE]
4. Tsumugi's KORG keyboard Click Here
5. Ritsu's Yamaha drum [URL HERE]
6. Azusa's Mustang guitar Click Here
7. Azusa's KORG tuner Click Here
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SleeplessHeart 2009-05-04 07:36

Mio's Bass Guitar
 
(Disclaimer: I do not claim the credits for the images)

http://premium1.uploadit.org/Sleeple...der_Tuning.jpghttp://premium1.uploadit.org/Sleeple...B62_LH_3TS.jpg

Fender JB62/LH/3TS

JB = Jazz Bazz
62 = Style Year 1962
LH = Left Handed (Mio is left handed)
3TS = 3 Tones Sunburst (color)


Features:
Strings: 4
Body: Basswood
Fingerboard: Maple
Pickups: Double, Vintage American Jazz Bass type - Passive type
Knobs: Two Volumes, One Tone
Source: http://kenji-cij.blogspot.com/2008/1...jazz-bass.html

Price: approx 72,000 yen (includes tax)

Interested to buy? http://www.amazon.co.jp/Fender-Japan.../dp/B00170KDOK
(Be careful, it is the left-handed version)

koohyuko 2009-05-04 15:42

Mugi's got good taste in keyboards. She utilizes the Korg Trition Extreme as her main instrument of choice. Good show Mugi, good show.

http://i639.photobucket.com/albums/u...g?t=1241469644

Features:

Keys: 88(Real Weighted, Hammer Action)
Effects: Joystick, Ribbon controller, Realtime Controls Knob, Arpeggiator, Sliders(My gosh Mugi, utilize this beast properly!)
Pedal Inputs: 2. 1 Damper, 1 Assignable
MIDI: In, Out, Thru
Price: ?(Discontinued)

There's, of course, a mess load more functions and such, but those are the main ones.

And if anyone's curious, the Keytar that Mugi uses during the ED song is a white Korg RK-100 MIDI controller. Its just.... not connected to anything in the ED. As far as I know, the Korg RK-100, like most keytars, only serves as a controller, and can't actually make sounds on its own.

MeoTwister5 2009-05-04 21:19

Pretty much all my friends who play the keys uses a Korg model.:D

vedicardi 2009-05-04 21:23

Casio or death XD

koohyuko 2009-05-04 23:53

Forgot to mention. While it is in stock, the Triton Extreme goes for a little over $1000 on Ebay. So yeah. Mugi's money came in handy. Sigh. Really Mugi, you had me from the moment you played in the OP. Keyboards=Amazing. Keyboardists=More amazing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by MeoTwister5
Pretty much all my friends who play the keys uses a Korg model. :D

If all goes well, I'm getting the Korg X50 over the summer. The less expensive synth cousin of the Triton Extreme(which is technically a keyboard workstation).

Quote:

Originally Posted by vedicardi
Casio or death XD

I'm currently utilizing the Casio WK3300 digital piano now, and it works amazingly, especially for a keyboard in the lower price range.

SleeplessHeart 2009-05-05 02:02

I am not familiar with Keyboards, but isn't Triton Extreme a bit outdated now?
At $1000, you will be better off with the newer Korg M50, I think.

koohyuko 2009-05-05 02:41

I wouldn't call it outdated, but it is gettin' older. It was produced in 2005 if memory serves me. The Korg m50 is the newest Korg model, but honestly, I'm partial to the Korg OASIS, which was sadly discontinued last month. THAT is a beast of a keyboard.

Now, I think I'll try to get some info on Ritsu's drums. Drums would be my second musical love, after Keyboards type instruments.

Ascaloth 2009-05-05 08:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by koohyuko (Post 2378660)
Now, I think I'll try to get some info on Ritsu's drums. Drums would be my second musical love, after Keyboards type instruments.

If you're looking for Ritsu's drums, it's the Yamaha HG6T46RM Rick Marotta Signature Hipgig. I already did a brief rundown of the instruments 4 weeks ago.

MeoTwister5 2009-05-05 11:01

Yamaha makes fine drums they do, though a friend of mine who's also a band drummer says that Yamaha's compact drum sets like the hipgig really aren't ideal for live performances because the size reduction affects the acoustics, which he says are noticable in a smaller performance area.

jagass 2009-05-05 11:40

This is an interesting thread...Thanks to this..lol

bhl88 2009-05-07 01:33

Yui’s guitar- A Gibson Les Paul Honeyburst Standard


http://animewriter.files.wordpress.c...t-standard.jpg

The year of that guitar... I don't know...

Ref: http://animewriter.wordpress.com/200...wn-to-budokan/

Sides 2009-05-08 11:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by bhl88 (Post 2381945)
Yui’s guitar- A Gibson Les Paul Honeyburst Standard

I think it is more likely that it is cherry sunburst, rather than honey.

bhl88 2009-05-09 07:35

Yeah but I wish we have guitars to compare (they all look the same so I can't tell the shade XD) [grew interested in this cause of K-ON!]

koohyuko 2009-05-09 16:42

I'm leaning more towards the cherry sunburst too. Its a bit darker.







Also, side note for Ritsu's drums. She uses Ziljidan symbols. Not sure of the size though. Nor am I sure how you'd even go about figuring out the sizes.

bhl88 2009-05-11 23:54

yeah I guess XD

vedicardi 2009-05-12 02:21

Here's a high-res version of Yui's guitar. It's a cherry burst for sure.

Spoiler for Yui's Guitar art:

MidnightViper88 2009-05-12 13:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by koohyuko (Post 2385978)
Also, side note for Ritsu's drums. She uses Ziljidan symbols. Not sure of the size though. Nor am I sure how you'd even go about figuring out the sizes.

You could probably make an estimation based on relative sizes, comparing it to the size of other objects...One of the manga chapters does have a series of panels of Yui comparing the size of her hand with the other characters' hands...Use the size of various sections of the Gibson Les Paul to make an estimation of the size of Yui's hand, such as how far around the neck Yui holds her guitar, how many fret spaces her hand takes up, and so on...Use that to make an estimation of how big Ritsu's hands are, which are slightly smaller than Yui's...Use that to estimate how long the drumsticks she uses are...Use that to estimate the radius/diameter of the symbols she uses...

I don't remember how well the anime is with giving detailed reference shots to do this, but it's worth an effort if it can be done...If MythBusters can use relative measuring in movies, I'm sure we can do the same thing to make an estimation in anime... :p

therationalpi 2009-05-12 16:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by MidnightViper88 (Post 2391079)
If MythBusters can use relative measuring in movies, I'm sure we can do the same thing to make an estimation in anime... :p

Hate to say it, but one of these is shot live action with film and the other is drawn.

I'm digging on Mio's bass. Anyone have a similar instrument and willing to say what they think about it?

MidnightViper88 2009-05-12 22:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by therationalpi (Post 2391449)
Hate to say it, but one of these is shot live action with film and the other is drawn.

That's why I'm saying "estimate", not make it out to be an exact science; Use similar methods, not duplicate without latitude...I can't think of another way to even remotely figure out the size of Ritsu's symbols other than through this method, short of just guessing, and that doesn't exactly help...


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