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#303571 - 12/02/06 09:26 AM
Re: moving on
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Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14212
Loc: NW Florida
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You should buy a Roland because you went and listened to a Tyros2, extensively, and then you listened to a G70/E80 (extensively!), and then you decided that you preferred the Roland......
Or not........
Don't buy either of them until you have given them BOTH a really good test drive, and made up your own mind.
Roland users will say 'buy a Roland', Yamaha users will say 'buy a Yamaha', you've got to figure out for yourself what YOU need and prefer.
The only TRUE difference between the two (they both are arrangers, after all, and can do the same things, albeit in very different ways) is that the G70 has 76 keys, and the T2 only 61. The rest is up to you to decide what you really want or need.......
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An arranger is just a tool. What matters is what you build with it..!
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