Carvin states that some of the line is made out of the USA, but to Carvin standards...

Don, I am not quite sure that bi-amp is needed to sound great,,,I think that crossovers are the key...I still prefer my "old" Roland keyboard amps,,they are 3 way with 15's that go down to around 38 freq. response...when I use a pair with my Mackie CFX mixer[9 band stereo eq] ..everything sounds great...Over the years I A,B'd them with Peavey,Carlsbad,Barbetta,Yorkville,Toa, and even Mackie....I just like them better..At $800 list in 1985 [each],they were pricy...hey but I still use them everyday...is there any better track record out there...

Fran, you're probably right about the sound. The crossover is the key. However, I believe the internal biamps are so efficient that it enables them to keep the weight down. The Barbettas are in the 30-pound category. ESSENTIAL for us old guys.
DonM

I have read your comments with interest although I must admit I do not understand all of it.
Explains why I am not satisfied with the sound of my voice through the the computer speakers {Infinity )
You may have read my comments regarding the Casio PX-400R,however I do like the sound of my voice through its speakers.
I am a Bass Baritone and would like to know what songs you sing SemiliveMusic.
I hope that my voice will sound as good through the speakers of the PSR300O
Only five more sleeps and I will be able to pick it up.

I really don't know what you mean. You mean style or actual songs? Anyway, focus is original music (songwriter) but I sing covers as well. Much country, pop, folk. My voice just sounds "better" with the z2200.

Hi Don,

Have you had a chance yet?

Glenn

Today, I promise! . . . I hope.
DonM

Thanks, Don... we put our ears in your hands.