and on & on...as you can see by these great demos...
ANY arranger KB new & Old in the hands of a pro can sound fantastic!! check out ALL the others also nice stuff.

Yep, they all sound great, and they all sound different.

So, save up your money, and buy the one you like the best.

Simple ain't it?

Thanks for the demos, Donny.

Ian

Exactly my point Ian...all the "Mine is better then Yours" scenarios just fall by the wayside as anyone can see that here, it doesn't make a difference in most cases. Just play the heck out of what you have and make beautiful music!
Watching all super these videos really has me thinking......

No better words said Donny..
So what keyboard are you playing 'this' week?

On Today & Tonight's Dance gigs I will be using the fabulous
Yamaha S910 on stage with my trusty Lenovo mini Notebook, for sound reinforcement this evening I'll kick it up a notch
with my Powered Mackies 12's or 15's which easily will cover any room.
Like I said watching these video Demos above has made me rethink ...

Support your 100% on this one !!!
After looking many times the video where a demonstrator from Japan show the KORG MICROARRANGER, I have re-affirm to myself: most of the time is no instrument, but the player.

[quote=MacheteroSupport your 100% on this one !!!
After looking many times the video where a demonstrator from Japan show the KORG MICROARRANGER, I have re-affirm to myself: most of the time is no instrument, but the player. [/quote]

word

Donny,

This is all very well, but don't we need them all to play the same thing with the same guy, the T4 not been played at all and to top it all where are the Pa3x,MS,Kronos,KMA etc etc., doo bee doo wah, you are SZeees intrepid internet search engine. Go find them all Donny and then cut and paste.

Thanks Donny keep up the good work

word [/quote]

Spot on! I'll agree to that.

What really surprised me was the quality of the Technics KN6000...still could easily be used gigging today.

I also liked the Technics's styles (we used have a dealer nearby) and I found, although they were simple, they were very effective and usable...the style programmers did a great job.

Also, I can see(and hear) why Fran still has his G-70. It still has a great rich sound, especially that piano (and the organ gets a special mention)...and the styles are still really good as well. I think they have some of the best Latin...especially Bossa Nova.

To me it was always simple...buy the best tool you can afford, to suit the job(s) at hand.

It just so happens Yamaha works for me the best, but I'm sure I could take any one of the above keyboards and do a gig with it, no problem...and, enjoy it!

Ian