Hi to all:

From a reliable source I got the scoop, somewere in Texas, in August is going to be the presentation of the new PSR 3000/1500 replacement, so, hopefully will be the next "hot" product for the Xmas season.

hmmm. Crawford , Texas?

Scott

Let me guess:

All features of T2 except for Hard Drive
76 Keys
Built-in speakers
20 lbs
$995

Like the Everly Bros sang,
"all I have to do, is

Dream, dream dream dream."

or should I say Like the Lovin' Spoonful sang,
"what a day for a daydream."

Would be a nice board for sure.



[This message has been edited by Stephenm52 (edited 07-31-2006).]

Maybe.............Maybe Not...............

[This message has been edited by TwoNuts (edited 07-31-2006).]

...and don't forget the arpeggiator.

... and the knobs and sliders

...and the blue-glo cup holder

... advanced step sequencer and tons of styles for contemporary music

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[This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 12-22-2006).]

Looks like a long-term relationship with the PSR403

Tim

I can't wait that long. I have GAS. It will either be a Roland E50/60 or a PSR1500/PS3000.
Starkeeper



[This message has been edited by Starkeeper (edited 08-01-2006).]

There are strong indications that the new 3k will be 76-note.

Again, there are no guarentees that this is an absolute.

Ian

Maybe they'll make this 76 notes to see how well it takes off and if it does well the T2 replacement may be 76 notes too (or 61 if the new 3k model flops like the 9000pro).

As typical, rumored excitement abound, but Yamaha Japan has ALWAYS kept its lips tightly sealed about new model arrivals (even to country distributors & dealers) right down to the wire. As far as the PSR3000+ release date, history has shown it and earlier model (PSR2000) announced & released in summer (in contrast, both Tyros1 and Tyros2 were both released in the fall) so unless there is a sudden change of heart by Yamaha Japan this time around, my PSR3000 release date 'guess' remains summer 2007. As far as the 76 note vs 61 thing goes, it may be fun to speculate here, but the truth is, that ONLY a few top guys at Yamaha JAPAN 'really' know (and that decision may not even be made by them yet ) how many keys (76 or 61) the PSR3000's followup will include. Yamaha's proven rumors (scoops) false in the past, so choose not to speculate, but just wait and see what reality brings.

Scott

Maybe, this is an attempt to cool Roland sales of E50/60.
Starkeeper

I think that the introduction of the 76 note E-60 is the reason why Yamaha would entertain the idea of a 3k with a larger keyboard.

Competition is usually a benefit to the users.

The release date is confirmed to be 2007 spring/summer.

Ian