On my trips overseas, I play a "house" digital Yamaha for dinners. For cocktail hour, I play a jazz guitar and a JazzKat amplifier.

I have no back-up keyboard, in case something happens to the Yamaha.

Considering portability, would the Korg Microarranger be an appropriate back-up? I could put it on top of the Yamaha to "sweeten" the piano sound and add variety, and use it directly into the JazzKat for portability and as a back-up.

What do you think? Cost is not a factor...I "ain't paying".


R.

No Russ...get a full size..it isn't that much larger...and only a couple hundred more..

I'd maybe be traveling with this one, so size is a consideration. Plus, I am familiar with mini-keys. I played an old Korg micro from the 70's until about 2 years ago. It rested on top of my B-3.

Russ

Get the lightest arranger you can find that will still provide quality sounds. This, from an old man that will NOT pick up 50-pound keyboard anymore.

Gary

Russ, as a traveling keyboard and the mini keys don't hinder your playing...go for it..it is worth the money...

Hey Gary....I must be getting younger...I am thinking of using two keyboards...the 46 pound G70 and the 56 pound MediaStation...together... ........or is that getting senile

Fran ... Why not add a Fender Rhodes and REALLY feel young ?

Russ,
I know how much you like B3 sounds and the korg microarranger will not disappoint you! You can control the leslie with the joy stick. The organ sounds are a real plus in this little board

Fran old buddy, you must be nuts. Get really young and haul a B3 with a Leslie.

Tom

The organ, electric piano and a few other things on the microarranger is what still makes me consider one if I could get used to the Emenee organ key feel. I had one of those as a kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1kTcY88Qxg