No, I think Ketron doing right in try to make a new arrangerkeyboard different from others,
but whats wrong is that they put it into the market way to early regarding to how finished
the product are, and also (at least where I live) they price it at the highest price level
that make me wanna open it to see where the diamonds are hidden.
You know, if you're able to put resourses and money in developement projects during the bad
economic times, it's very often good strategy that may pay out well over time.
when you're at the bottom of a wave, it usually flat out and start go upwards again.

It's good to see that Ketron dare to develope now when others like Technics and Gem are
gone, Roland discontinued the top of the line arrangers, and Yamaha practically just milking
the market by release new top end with minor changes.
Korg seem to be silent and cooled down, and maybe they will pop up and surprice us?

But, Ketron most stop think we are going to pay that high price to be betatesters if they
want to keep happy and stable customers!

Cheers
GJ