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#296016 - 10/22/10 03:24 AM
Re: Would You Buy A Tyros 4 with 76 keys?.......
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Registered: 10/22/03
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Originally posted by miden: Here is the original full post Thank You for reposting. Perhaps not the best written post. The comment at the beginning of the post was referring to the making of a T4 with 76 keys. My later comment: “However, the 76 key PSR would be for those who want a lightweight, easy to use, very mobile keyboard to use at home and easy to transport to little gigs. It would be for those players (whether 61 or 76 key players) who want an all purpose keyboard and are not concerned with build quality and name.” I had to clarify as the “quickie” keyboard for both 61 and 76 players. But it is all good M8. BTW Diki did say he would buy a PSR 76. ------------------ TTG [This message has been edited by to the genesys (edited 10-22-2010).]
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#296020 - 10/22/10 07:29 AM
Re: Would You Buy A Tyros 4 with 76 keys?.......
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Registered: 07/27/05
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Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Originally posted by leeboy: Multimillion pound experiment !!
Companies will stop making certain types of switches, or eliminate a control, just to save a few dollars/unit. A new instrument...another assembly line...more workers/robots...that's an expense you can't easily measure. Making a new instrument that doesn't sell is a major cost to a company. You can assume this type product will sell, but you are still guessing. Why doesn't Korg/Ketron make a MOTL 76'er if this market is so lucrative? Surely you aren't the only one to discover this, if it is so obvious? Companies need proof, not guesses. Ian [This message has been edited by ianmcnll (edited 10-22-2010).]
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#296025 - 10/22/10 10:30 AM
Re: Would You Buy A Tyros 4 with 76 keys?.......
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Registered: 07/27/05
Posts: 10606
Loc: Cape Breton Island, Canada
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Originally posted by Diki: And yet, Yamaha continue to make it... Doesn't that disprove your theory that the 76 MUST sell a whole lot JUST to make Yamaha interested in making it?
Of course it doesn't... Why should FACTS get in the way of a perfectly good argument?
Now, back to the number of angels dancing on that pinhead (no, not you, Ian!) Yes, they do Diki...the DGX is another division, the "piano based" arranger...they also make unweighted 88's, and so on...a very versatile company, is Yamaha, and very successful. In the pure Arranger division...61 rules. They haven't been able to make any angels dance on the head of a pin...perhaps you could show them? Ian
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