KN2600 vs PA60 vs Psr2100 - which is the winner regarding voices? What about styles and user-friendly?

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I'll give the nod to the PSR2100...amonst these listed IMO.

Better you play and listen yourself.

In my opinion:

about styles:
1st. Technics and PA
2nd. Yamaha

user friendly:
1st: Yamaha and Technics
2nd: PA

sounds (very subjective)
1st: Yamaha
2nd: Technics & PA

sounds editing & sequencer:
1st: Technics
2nd: PA
3rd: Yamaha

building quality, and durability:
1st: Technics
2nd: PA
3rd: Yamaha

support:
1st: Yamaha
2nd: PA & Technics

When it comes to voices, Yamaha definitely is head and shoulders above the pack. Styles, well how many third party styles do you find out there for the other machines--again, Yamaha gets the nod. Yammies will keep the folks on the dance floor, and that my friends is all I want to do with any keyboard.

Cheers,

Gary

The PSR2100
Without a shadow of a doubt.
Get one you will not be disappointed.
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Regards,
Daz

Gary said: "Yammies will keep the folks on the dance floor"
Yes, Yamaha give more drive to its music.
But, perhaps Tel don't want keep the folks on the dance floor.

Dazart, your makes a statement, but you don't give arguments or reasons. I think Tel would prefer arguments to build his preference about one or another kb.

Tel: you must see and listen before buy.
Yamaha have smaller keys than Technics and Korg. If you play piano, it can be a problem for your playing techniques.

You could keep going on and on as to the why's of a keyboard,its my opiniun on what I prefer and choose.

I have been very pickey about what my next board was going to be and I chose the PSR2100 just because to me it sounds the best out of the 3 in question,the styles are what I want and it is very user friendly.Enough said.

Regards,
Daz

I really wanna thanks to Dnj, Daz, Bluebird, Gary and all the other guys who are contributing with their ideas and comments. These for sure will help me build my preference. So far I´m leaning towards the psr2100. I gotta give it a try. Cheers, Tel.

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Tel,
Fran Carango is ready to sell his demo unit.
francarango@nni.com
(psr2100)

PSR2001 better than PA???? Naa!!

Tel... if you plan to use the sequencer.. don't touch the PSR.