My turn to give the E60 a whirl! Excited about really exploring it this time around and putting it to good use. Thanks Harold.

Congratulations, I hope you enjoy the E60 as much as I have the E50.
There are things you will love and things you won't like, and things you will have to learn to get around or to live with. Like a wife!
DonM

Uh oh, now you have me very concerned. Nothing can be as bad as the w..... never mind

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I'd wait Zuki, perfect your pa800....Roland is next to realease some awesome new arrangers.Your going backwards IMO...

Or just sell everything asap & get a S900 & take your wife out for a nice weekend with the change

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The E60 is very similar to the VA and I have that thing sounding pretty good now. I'm stealing the performances that I can load in the E60. It's how you use a board's potential, not just the latest and greatest. I have the 800 down pretty good now, so wanting to have versatility. Also, 76 keys will be a welcomed addition.

As much as I respect Yamaha, the S900 would be backwards for me.

How come you have the inside Roland track?

And nothing will make the wife happy

Zuki, I think when you posted w.... you meant Wurlitzer right? Just trying to get you off the hook.

Tom

Tom

Exactly

That particular E60 comes to you by way of George Kay, JimP, myself and Harold. I think I can speak for all of the previous owners and say you'll certainly find a lot to like. The E60 is a fine board; don't let anyone tell you differently. Jim and I went to the G70 and I think Harold went Yammy. That board should be in perfect shape. Let me know if you need anything.

cassp

All great guys too - thanks Cass

Zuki, good luck with the E60 !

How come you are the only one satisfied with the PA800?