i'd say even more! e60 seems to have pretty much all the features of g70, except for harmonizer, slots for expansions and the colour screen! still a acceptable keyboard (i hope) and enough memory to fill it with alot of styles!

so, is more than only good for starters!
i think the keybed should be better that exr7, which was quite acceptable anyway.

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Unfortunately the E-60 has only 64 notes of polyphony, only about 120 styles and no aftertouch.
As always, you get what you pay for... sad but true.

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For now, only available in CK stores. Roland marketing department.


Rolands marketing department.
Starkeeper


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For that price I'd but a full blown Yamaha Clavinola for $7000 and get 88 keys and everything that is available in any aranger today.

OT, starkeeper, are you still interested in e60 after buying psr3000?

Hahaha. NO. . As soon as I sell my Roland EM20, I will be an official Synthzone Roland basher. I'm already a Roland marketing department basher.
Yamaha has PSR1500, PSR3000 and Tyros 2 dealers IN Toronto (A large metropolitain area) and Roland will market the E series in a hick town, 160 miles away from that center. Roland merketing has room for rent upstairs (in their heads).
Starkeeper
I made a typo, but I think I'll leave it. Yamaha has a marketing department, Roland has a merketing department.
Their decisions are murky.

As Doctor Phil would say,"What were they thinking". I'm not going to travel 160 miles to demo a keyboard.

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Wow no vocal harmony on the e60...yet the cheap psr2000 had it. Roland is heading into the red...or black....er whichever the bad one is

Donny: Three? I only have two hands. How do you play the third one?

You don't want to know...

Does anyone know if the harmonizer will be available as an option/add-on?

Glenn