Originally posted by leeboy:
Ian,
But, If I was 25, played arranger...specifically Korg...TODAY...and then I get to 50...will I change to Yamaha because now they have styles for the music I grew up with?
Somehow I think not..so if that is correct..when todays youth grow to 50+ who will Yamaha sell to?
IMHO, If Yamaha does not have the youth of today..they will not have the older crowd of tomorrow (Hey...it will be the same people)
Lee S.
Well Lee, you can't use a mindset of today (for example, 25), to predict what you would want in 25 years time at 50.
There are two distinct markets...Yamaha caters to one, and Korg the other.
Of course, there will be some overlap.
Also consider, that arrangers as we know them today, may/will exist in much different forms in 25 years time...there may not be any arrangers being made of the type now being made by Yamaha and Korg.
Answer me this...Yamaha and Casio sell a lot of entry level arrangers...who buys them?
Ian
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