Hi Everybody

Just continuing a debate that my friends have been having about which arranger's best for live use from a midi's, styles ,ease of use on stage ,and sound point of view ??

I have a Tyros2 so.....I know the answer !! Ha Ha

KORG PA2x


BTW I own and PREFER the TYROS 3 for Style choice and polished overall sound as well as acoustic voices......But you asked for Live and I have to say having owned the Korg PA2X, it is my opinion it is a far far better live Keyboard than the Yamaha on many fronts.



[This message has been edited by Kingfrog (edited 03-31-2009).]

technics KN6000!!!

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Has not been built Yet!

That's 3 votes for the PA2X / PA800 from my friends and fellow musicians although I feel the registration / User prg mem changing on stage is not as quick as the Yamaha's and the lack of effects......And it's damn heavy !!

For me and my needs it is the Yamaha PSR-S900.

Ian

For me and my needs it is the Yamaha
PSR-S900

dp

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I think the Yamaha's are going to win as they seem to have this side of things sewn up.

However my best friend has just come round and suggested his KN6500 is as good as it gets live. I haven't heard the technics so I will have to take his word for it.

If the KN6500 / 7000 has got the same big commanding sound that I remember from technics he could well be right !!

For me ..no comparison...

The G70 does everything and does it well..

Consensus says it does what it does the best..Vocal input with effects and a harmonizer that really works..Quality key feel and range, Great style and song tools, a great sequencer, great sounds, a great draw bar organ...the list goes on and on...If 46 pounds doesn't scare you...look at one..it is the perfect solution for me in any live situation...

Have your buddy post some songs & we'll so we can hear the "BEST" it's a simple solution to all these discussions talk is cheap.Just the word (((BEST))) in itself is fuel for the argumnet fireplace.



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