Hey people...I am trying to gather enough money to purchase an epan. SO I have this fund raiser online. Can you please donate something, any amount is appreciated http://www.gofundme.com/epan4keishaun
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Keishaun,
I'm a friend of Caleb "Bravehart" Hart, and liked what you played on the Tasman Jude EP. I wish you luck with your pursuit of your goals, and I appreciate your honest critique of electronic pan products.
To the WST Community: Keishaun represents the future that many of you envision. He obviously is trying to establish himself in a recording and performing career. I respect that he has come to the community with his proposal. And I can say that I listen to his music every once in a while in my car or at work. Like he said, it should not matter whether his preference is ePan, PHI or any other. What is important is that he will use it. I wish this young brother the most success. Enjoy the music of this Tobagonian collaboration.
Thanks man...Thanks for the words of support!
Yeah, you boyz and dem have some wicked stylings... Good show!!!
Let's move on!! I am a big supporter of Salmon Cupid and I have the most respect for him and consider him to be quintessentially dynamic. I also support this young guy Keishaun so we are both on the same team.
I am aware of the cultural issues.
Redundancy!!! Inanity!!! We already know that Salo is running a business. It was unnecessary to restate the blatantly obvious. I was not asking you to GIVE AWAY anything.
Keishaun,
You are a brave young man, smart too. Seeing that you came on a pan site to ask for money you have also open up yourself to a lot of questions, like why you choose the Epan over the PHI or did you check and see if there are others that cost less that's doing the same thing?
I'm sure Andre will put in a good word for you to get a discount from Salmon having stated your preference of the Epan.
Hi Mr. Hinkson....I know of the epan, the phi and I saw another one thats has steelpan tones but its on a flat surface. Of the three I have seen, hands down I prefer the epan. Let me start of with what I dont like about the PHI. I don't like the look of it. I dont like that screen thats plugs into the top of it (it reminds me of those long time camera phones that you had to plug in a camera into in order to access the camera feature). It dont seem to have a wide array of instruments available on it as the epan. Based on what I have seen, I have only heard two tones thus far i.e the steelpan tone and a crystal sounding tone. In addition, in general, I don't like the appearance of it.
On the other hand, the epan is visually appealing to me. It had tons of different instruments that you can choose from. It isn't limited to one pan to but you have 6 pan tones you can choose from plus you can it allows you to upload ANY steelpan tone you want via a USB port. I like the fact that it has bluetooth connectivity that can alow you to wirelessly connect a mobile device to play background music through the speaker of the epan. In addition, I also like the fact the all the controls are implemented into the design of the instrument unlike the PHI.
To conclude, my general thought on the PHI is that it is a little outdated in terms of features and the epan is the only electrical steelpan I have seen that to-datehas been keeping up to the times. That is the reason I favour the design and everything about the epan. Oh, not because something is cheaper I go for it. People that knows me personally knows that I like quality stuff. So if it means working harder to attain it, I prefer to do that than settle for something cheap.