Yamaha PSR2000 with speakers: 23 lbs (10.5 kg)

Untill I hear and play something better then the PSR9000 I'll keep both of mine for sure. Yes I mentaly stray from time to time but the bottom line is what I sound like with MY Tools and my kind of performing. IMHO its the best all in one unit I've played so far. But in the future....Who Know Whats Coming?

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If anything could make me go back to Technics, it would be Yamaha.
That, and a standard hard drive, mic input and harmonizer that were actually useable.
They've always had good styles and sounds.
OS has to be in Flash Rom. And they have to prove it.
DonM

Hi Kmac, the 6000 already had a apc to smf button, so that's bound to stay.

check out http://www.keynotepublications.com/ for plenty of slideshows, but you need a 6000 or 6500 to see and hear them (you don't need a keyboard to watch one of the shows at http://home.c2i.net/gjgotaas/ on the select a 6000 page).

Technics Japan did a brilliant slide show of a Beethoven piano piece, orchestrated with the score on screen as a slideshow. The score was beautifully clear to read, like a music book really. And of course the pages changed automatically at the right place. The only thing you did not have was a bouncing ball!

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