Yep, I have a pair of them sitting on the shelf at home, still in their boxes. Gonna sell them as soon as I get back there.

Gary

Dave's DA MAN!


R.

Do you remember where that is???

... and you don't need no freakin' PITCH CORRECTION !!!

Yep, I vaguely remember that place. It's where they're experiencing freezing rain this afternoon and evening, which contrasts dramatically with the 85-degrees and palm trees environment I'm currently residing in.

Kinda brings a tear to your eye - doesn't it!

Of course, there's a country song that portrays my homecoming.

Must have been the extra notes that earned the 9000Pro its 'Pro moniker, eh? LOL

It's amazing. Little kids learn on 88 note pianos, but as soon as they move to a keyboard, it only takes 76 for a 'Pro' rating..!

Mind you, you'll never see the words 'Amateur' silk-screened on all the 61's. But isn't that what putting 'Pro' on a 76 implies, eh Yamaha?

The vocal harmonizer in the PA3x is by far the best I've experienced in arrangers. It rivals or surpasses the stand-alone units I've had.
I enjoy the convenience of a built-in harmonizer. No extra gear to set up, hook up and transport.
I still have a PA3X for sale if any one is interested.
DonM

Ditto on da harmonizer.

That's not the one, Gary - it was the 76 key, all metal chassis, with XLR mic input - really a solid build. I'm pretty sure I'm right about this. The PSR was the plastic series with speakers.