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#240875 - 08/26/08 09:35 AM
Re: Big ol T3 photo
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Registered: 12/08/02
Posts: 15576
Loc: Forest Hill, MD USA
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What in the hell is the matter with you people? DonM took the time to post a great photo of a new keyboard, one that 99.9 percent of you have never seen or heard. It only took a few posts to turn his initial post into another pissin' contest. How in the hell can you say you don't like a product you've never seen, heard, touched, etc..? Does everyone on this damned forum have an axe to grind? Instead of thanking DonM for posting a highly detailed photo, some individuals seem to think this is a great opportunity to write their names in the snow. I, for one, would like to thank Don for posting the photo, and DNJ for the link to the other forum. And, unlike the above posts, I'll withhold my judgement pertaining to the Tyros3 until I actually get to sit down and play one. They'll probably show up in this part of the world sometime in late October or November, at least that's what's in the rumor mill. Finally, I'm always amazed at the number of individuals that seem to believe they know more about designing arranger keyboards than the manufacturers. This isn't a brand specific thing, it pertains to all brands. There are about a dozen experts on this forum who should form a panel to determine the key size, key feel, overall weight, construction material, color, screen size, storage capacity, jack placement, and every other design feature that should be on an arranger keyboard. Then, when you have all agreed on that design, set up meetings with all the manufacturers, put your detailed, highly researched proposals on the board room tables and convince them that is what the general public wants. Who knows, you may soon see the keyboard of your dreams. It's not snowing here, and at my age you can't write your name in the snow without getting your shoes wet. Thanks again Don, Gary ------------------ Travlin' Easy
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#240878 - 08/26/08 09:49 AM
Re: Big ol T3 photo
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Originally posted by Ensnareyou: I get paid for actually making music using many brands of keyboards, synthesizers, arrangers, whatever brand I need to get the job done right.
Oh, I'm sorry, Ensnoreyou...I wasn't aware that you actually played something. Now, please, let's not keep hijacking Don's post...he was good enough to put up the great photo of Yamaha's latest and greatest. Ian
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#240879 - 08/26/08 09:51 AM
Re: Big ol T3 photo
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Registered: 10/08/00
Posts: 4715
Loc: West Virginia
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I call it as I see it Ian. Hey I'll be the first admit I too have been a JERK to some members over the years. My problem with you Ian is your attitude towards anything NOT related to Yamaha on this forum. You (trying to be snug about it) snub any and everything (and everyone) not using a Yamaha. You even down members here who own Yamaha. You talk to me like Yamaha is something I know nothing about, but due to your ignornace what you don't know is all the major Yamaha keyboards I've owned over the years. DX-7, SY series, EX Series, Motif, and several of the PSR's. I've also owned quite a few from Roland and Korg.
Gary with all do respect..., when have you NOT known this forum to fill up with the usual speculation prior to a keyboard release. EVERY SINGLE ARRANGER THAT COMES OUT.., gets drowned in speculation before its release. That's nothing new here.
Understand that some comments have good ground too. I think short throw sliders can be an issue-I don't need to play the T3 to know that.... People are always comlaining about size and weight so would it be crazy to suggest that Yamaha shave a few inches off as they don't need all that space to the right that they've kept from the original Tyros as that space originally was for the floppy drive?
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#240881 - 08/26/08 10:00 AM
Re: Big ol T3 photo
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Registered: 10/08/00
Posts: 4715
Loc: West Virginia
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Nigel...., please take note (just from Ian's last response) on his ignorance in how he tries to bait other forum members with his smart ass remarks. Now he throws Fran's name into it.., when Fran wasn't even involved.
He can bait me all he want's but that's pretty messed up how he throws in another members name to try and get them worked up.
[This message has been edited by squeak_D (edited 08-26-2008).]
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#240882 - 08/26/08 10:09 AM
Re: Big ol T3 photo
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Registered: 05/26/99
Posts: 9673
Loc: Levittown, Pa, USA
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