At first, my main reasons for returning to the PSR-3000 were financial, as I had been off work, without pay, for over three years due to a family commitment, and I was just barely getting out of debt.

I put the Tyros2 away, and I took the 3k back out of it's case and started playing it, and it felt like an old pair of shoes(that still look good..LOL)and I found myself enjoying it's simplicity.

To be sure, the T2 is a great instrument, but I'd never use the features that make it much more costly than the 3k.

I'm not into loading samples and audio recording so these features would be wasted on me.

Like Fran with his G-1000, I have my 3k tweaked to sound far better than it did when I took it out of the box, and I'm very satisfied with it.

I'll wait for the 3k replacement, which should be well within my idea of what I want to spend on an upgrade.

Ian

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