#145397 - 08/23/0702:50 PMRe: those who complain about keyboard weight
ianmcnll
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
Quote:
Originally posted by captain Russ: I would be one of the "idiots", because I wouldn't get caught dead playing anything with a "PSR" in the model number. Russ
You could always hide the model number with gaffer tape.
Ian
------------------ Common misconception...size and weight equal quality and performance. Don't be fooled.
Can't hide that crappy action, though... --------------------------------------------- Common misconception... A PSR demonstrator is ever going to tell you anything unbiased. Don't be fooled.
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#145402 - 08/23/0704:51 PMRe: those who complain about keyboard weight
Scottyee
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Registered: 12/01/99
Posts: 10427
Loc: San Francisco Bay Area, CA, US...
Quote:
Originally posted by Diki: Can't hide that crappy action, though...
Here we go again ! Diki. you're most certainly entitled to express your opinion, but I suspect your 'choice of words' was used to merely take a jab at Yamaha S900 owners. Afterall, there are far many more courteous ways you could have expressed the SAME thing, and which would have earned you far more respect as well, especially keeping in mind that some of your (fellow?) sz forum members just laid out their hard earned cash on a S900, and perhaps quite content with the keyfeel. I'm the first one here to appreciate reading the wide diversity of opinion here, but just think more courtesy and respect to our fellow members is in order. Just my opinion of course.
#145403 - 08/23/0705:08 PMRe: those who complain about keyboard weight
Beakybird
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Registered: 01/27/01
Posts: 2227
I have to say, amidst all of the heartache I am having with the defects on the two PSR-S900's I got, that I am having so much fun playing this keyboard, and I am getting such a great response from my audiences.
This keyboard gets great sound, it's light, and I am just loving to play it.
Registered: 02/28/05
Posts: 122
Loc: Chesapeake, Virginia
Quote:
Originally posted by Diki: Can't hide that crappy action, though...
Personally, I'm lovin the action on my Motif XS. Eh hmmm. Just a thought. I wonder why they can't put a nice action like that on the top of the line arrangers? To heavy ??
Note to self: check back often.
Danny
[This message has been edited by pianodano (edited 08-23-2007).]
#145406 - 08/23/0705:54 PMRe: those who complain about keyboard weight
ianmcnll
Senior Member
Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
Scott,
It's essential that you take Diki's antagonist remarks with a grain of salt...I actually find them rather amusing, sort of like watching a child blow bubbles.
Ian
------------------ Common misconception...size and weight equal quality and performance. Don't be fooled.
Diki. you're most certainly entitled to express your opinion, but I suspect your 'choice of words' was used to merely take a jab at Yamaha S900 owners. Afterall, there are far many more courteous ways you could have expressed the SAME thing, and which would have earned you far more respect as well, especially keeping in mind that some of your (fellow?) sz forum members just laid out their hard earned cash on a S900, and perhaps quite content with the keyfeel. I'm the first one here to appreciate reading the wide diversity of opinion here, but just think more courtesy and respect to our fellow members is in order. Just my opinion of course.
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