""Those of us who have found what gives us the most satisfaction(I still love my S900)are very lucky...think of Fran and Diki with their G70s,you and Uncle Dave with your PA-800s...contentment is so hard to find these days with so many great choices.""

Ian

These quoted words by you, really reflect my feelings also.....I am not a Pro Musician like a lot of users here, its a personal thing for me but as weird as this sounds, my lowly and oldly PSR-2000 still sounds good to my ears and still makes me happy..I can honestly understand why Diki, Fran, and others, are very content with their Boards

Well said "Ian", a pleasure to read

Ron



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Ian,

Good! I was just funnin', as they say. I'd love to have a T3 at home too

But for my needs, doubling up is the smart way to go at this time.

Have a blast, as we all do - man, are we lucky to have music knowledge in our lives? How many would give all to just play an instrument! I thank God every day for studying when I was young.

Now to (2) gigs.


[This message has been edited by zuki (edited 10-13-2008).]

Just waiting the delivery of my T3,The best got even better.

Impuls.

this T3...

I dont live in the past,I mean Tyros 3.
:-))

Impuls

I sincerely believe there is lots of excitement, and in most areas of the U.S. and many other countries, the T3 is still either not available, or the few that do arrive are gobbled up immediately by folks that pre-ordered. I'm still awaiting the arrival of a T3 in my part of the world, and the best guess by the folks at the store is two more weeks.

Ron, That PSR-2000 was and still is one hell of a keyboard. There are thousands upon thousands of them still in use by both home and pro players throughout the world. Just a year ago there was a well-known, local entertainer still playing a PSR-500 at a popular niteclub and he was still packing the dancefloor. Granted, the newer technology provides us with a lot more options, but the skill of the performer/player is still the key ingredient to success.

Cheers,

Gary

I believe contentment comes from the realization that musical satisfaction comes from YOURSELF, not your equipment...

The minute you rely primarily on your gear for contentment, you are destined to never find it for any length of time, as newer models constantly come out and cast doubt on your buying decisions... I mean, how could you POSSIBLY be content, when a better, newer arranger is available?

But concentrate on what YOU play, and not the machine, and you have a constantly growing, constantly different performance to be listening to. As long as you concentrate your efforts on MUSICAL growth, and not technical growth, you have an inexhaustible supply of contentment (or dissatisfaction but at least it's something cheap to fix!) that will reflect well on ANYTHING you play...

Gary call AJ asap

I have to say, Ron, I thoroughly enjoyed my PSR-2000 as well...a real great "bang for the buck" in it's day, much like the S900 is now.

Beginning with the 2K,(or perhaps, the PSR-740) mid range arrangers became so good, it was not always necessary to get TOTL.

Ian


Ian

I thought this would be a good place to insert Diki's remark from the "What about the bad economy?" thread as a postscript to what he said here:

"But maybe this (bad economy) could be a good thing... Just imagine how much better as a PLAYER he could get if he wasn't counting on the arranger to make any improvements for him. Imagine how much better as a player he will get by practicing rather than just working out the technical details and talking endlessly about what the NEXT über-expensive arranger is going to do for HIM..."

And now you know why I still play a 10 year old Roland!

Lucky