yuk....I wouldn't want any manufacturer to dictate what I'm gonna sound like on stage with default sounds and styles! .....
they give you the tools,.....YOU Build The House!! Funny how so many are reluctant to DIG INTO the OS and make his/her arranger KB sound so much better then the default,....it's all in there you just have to "take the time" "do your homework", to make it sound "AMAZING" if you know how or want to learn how. It's not that difficult, you and your audiences deserve better then default. Don't short change yourself.

Is this a new buy/sell SZ record?...or does it have to be officially 'out the door' in order to make the record books?

I believe UD may currently hold the all-time bought/sold top spot of 32 hours (or less)

One mans loss is another mans gain......all you Pa600 hunters should jump on this deal ASAP!

Donny ... not without giving it a 'test drive' ... JMHO ...

Test drive ain't gonna cut it IMO especially to a newbie to the KORG OS like yourself,....yes you will get a "QUICK" feel for it BUT in no way should that be a judgement call,......
it takes days & dedicated hours to set it up "RIGHT" to get it right, and probably longer for a newbie between reading the manual and asking all sorts of questions of experienced users..but I repeat,... once the homework is done KORG arrangers are HARD TO BEAT! If someone is not ready to do that i say don't buy it and go with some out of the box pre default KB and be satisfied with what you get, but if you truly care about your sound, and musical playing experience to give your audiences a really enjoyable "LIVE" sounding arranger KB experience then it's KORG ALL THE WAY!

Going, going, GONE!!
The PA600 has been sold!

Deane

Hi Deane ,

As a matter of interest, what arranger keyboard would you buy

now?

Frank

Frank,
I would buy ANY keyboard that looked interesting to me. I have previously owned
Roland E50 and E80 and the BK5
Korg Pa1X, PA2Xpro, and the PA600
Yamaha PSR3000, and Tyros 3.

I currently own a Korg MicroArranger which I absolutely love, a Yamaha S950, and my Tyros 4.

I try to keep an open mind and if something comes along that sounds good why not
give it a try. If someone buys and sells any piece of equipment it doesn't mean that gear is not top notch. For me it has to fit into my gig needs and that means styles and sounds have to fit the music I play.

Deane

THAT'S IT!!!

I believe we have a new buy and sell SZ record!

Seriously...Good move. Ya gave it a shot, and it just wasn't for you, and like many of us, you can tell if it's a keeper very quickly.

Have you tried pairing the S950 with the KMA?

Hey Larry,
I'am getting to be as bad as someone else on this forum!(He He)
I hope no one on the forum judges the PA600 because I sold mine
so quickly. It is a really nice keyboard and for the right owner will be
a winner.


Deane