Would anyone out there consider starting a website specifically with the Yamaha PSR2000 in mind (in eng.)? With it's ever-rising popularity right out of the box, I believe it would be a very well travelled site. Unfortunately, I am not well versed in this type of thing. However, I do think it would be a very popular site, both now and in the future. Any thoughts from my Forum friends out there?

Maybe the person (I can't remember his name) who organizes the Unofficial PSR 740 website can also include PSR 2000 info at that website. They are pretty similar keyboards, and it would make sense to not duplicate so much of the work that went into that website including excellent links to styles and software.

I definitely hope that there is a website with info and tips as they're discovered about the PSR 2000. Unfortunately, I'm website illiterate.

Larry

Larry,

I agree that it's being marketed as the PSR-740 "replacement", but it has also been stated that it is very similar to the PSR9000. This is, in my opinion, what makes this keyboard so unique. (Listen to me! You'd never know that I'm still waiting for MINE to arrive!)

I was actually thinking about doing that. Maybe somebody else will do it first. I hope.
DonM

I know we have some very knowledgeable Forum friends when it comes to this keyboard. Hopefully, we'll get someone....

Perhaps when more people own them & get involved. They will start an unofficial page
for the Yamaha 1000/2000 boards.
Would be great. Maybe a place where others could add to it!
All The Best,
Nobby

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[This message has been edited by Nobby (edited 11-01-2001).]

Look at www.psr2000.de. In German, sorry, but better than nothing .

Ulrich



[This message has been edited by UlrichM (edited 11-01-2001).]

Ulrich,

I've seen that site and, although it's helpful, most of the mp3 demos are the same as the PSR9000. And, it is difficult to understand if you don't speak the language. (The Alta Vista translate helps very little). With the new arrivals of this keyboard now in the U.S., I know there are others from our great Forum who are daily obtaining much knowledge as they use this instrument that could be tremendously helpful to those of us who are new to this world. (George Kaye, for example, has been a great help in this area. George, thanks and please continue to post your helpful insight!)

[This message has been edited by cam8neel (edited 11-01-2001).]

Just 'bumping' this up for visibility.

Let us do with this site !!!


Krix