Guy, to be honest, you did have me wondering if there might have been some kinda of hidden connection. Many thanks for enlightening me about the hebrew origin of the word: 'bomba'. I really enjoy the world-wide cross cultural aspect of our great arranger kb forum and look forward to hearing your music. - Scott

Welcome back to the folds of this great forum and it's many many outstanding musicans and allaround fantastic people....
I am glad you came back but am sad that you have to go through the many problems of upgrading your keyboard...we who have never had to deal with things of this sort in the good ole US of A take things for granted....
unfortunatly we have the same problems here in Mexico...everything cost almost twice as much as in the US...I hope you overcome your
difficulties and end up with your PSR3000
good luck and Shalom...
Tony Rome

again, thank you all for your greetings.

Scott: the word "bomba" came from "bombastic".. I think it's an English word, right?

Rice: I did a mistake... the first kb I checked was the 3k.. now every other kb will not sould imprasive as the 3k.. I should have check the 2k, 2100, 1500 before the 3k...
The arranger community in Israel is not so developed, and this is impossible to find a used 3k.. Plus, I will not get that high price for my 630 without the trade-in offered me in the store.
Because we are in the middle east, people are selling mostly oriental kbs from Roland, Korg...

I saw an add for Tyros+stand+speakers for 2200$, but this sound suspicious, because new one costs at least 4500$ here...

Scott, here in the USA, all of the PSR1500 and PSR3000 keyboards come to the dealers with the AC adapters included in the box. I have had customers tell me they didn't receive the adapaters and I have to tell them that they are in a seperate box, packed under the keyboard in another piece of cardboard, so unless you look for them really well, you might think they are missing.
The price for the adapter here in the USA is also about $50 or $60. This is high for AC adapters but I think the reason might be because these adapters can be used in all countries without having to push switches or use of transformers. The only part of the cable which needs to be changed is the end that plugs into the wall. This can vary from country to country and Yamaha has provided a plug which pulls out from the Adapter and can easily be purchased in whatever country you are located. Or, a simple adapter can be added if you don't want to replace the chord.
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California