The ones calling for a 76 note Tyros or S-series must realize by now, that they are beating a dead horse.

The Tyros came out...the outcry by a few was for a model with 76 keys...no dice.

The Tyros2 came out, and again, the same few cried for a 76 note model...again, it did not happen.

The Tyros3 was introduced, and again, SZ was alive with the same bunch bemoaning it didn't have 76 keys.

Now, the Tyros4 is soon to be launched, again without 76 keys, and again, the same few bawling about it.

How much snow has to be on the roof before you get the drift.

They ain't making one, and they quite likely will not make one when the Tyros5 comes out.

The company obviously knows a lot more than the so called "armchair keyboard marketing gurus" here on SZ...until the company's marketing department decides a 76 note instrument is viable and profitable, it ain't gonna happen.

There are other choices if you need a 76 note arranger; they appear to be well supported...buy one and stop wasting your time complaining.

The horse is dead.

Read back to the old posts about Tyros/Tyros2/3 and see just how much the debate made a difference...do you really think it will now?

Don't like it?

Buy elsewhere.

Those are the cold hard facts, whether you want to believe them or not.

Ian