Nope, still haven't made a 'final' decision yet. To be honest, I'm still weighing all the features/options between XD9 & Tyros.

XD9 advantages:
1) built in speakers
2) good keyboard feel
3) impressive acoustic piano sound
4) ability to import new sound voices
5) live drum audio loops (Wav files)
6) jazz chord recognition in both split & full kb modes
7) Manual bass feature & drum re-mix feature

XD9 disadvanatages
1) awkward 2 button push method to change variations (with fill in) from variations other than neighboring
2) smaller user community support than Yamaha
3)No MusicFinder Data base to store your complete song repetoire

Tyros advantages:
1) User friendly (familiar) interface
2) great auto 'fill in' to/from any variation
3) Impressive Mega Voices (Guitars, strings, bass)
4) Feature improvements over the PSR2000: HD, mulitiple intro/ending buttons
5) Lightweight (27 lbs)
6) Large User support community
7) Multi Seq Pads for added sponeneity

Tyros disadvantages:
1) NO built in speakers, not that lightweight considering this fact
2) more/less the same Yamaha styles as other PSRs
3) Sax, horns, woodwinds a 'let down' compared to 9000/2000, at least as heard on Dirk's MP3.

I realize there's no ONE perfect arranger KB out there but I still need to detrimine which ONE will suit ME best. So far though, I'm still pretty satisfied (more/less) with the PSR2000. Now if only the 2000 had a HD, better keyboard feel, better build, rootless chord recognition in full keyboard mode, blah blah blah . . .

Scott