Technics KN 6000..Tony, you should know!!

Fran ... I am ashamed to say it, but I have not played mine in so long, I have forgotten how it sounds ... I don't think I would recognize it on a bet ...

Sounded a bit 'distant' on the piano...

But, as always, it's the performance and not the arranger that made it enjoyable.

You soften the EQ and add a bunch of hall reverb, most arrangers can sound this good... as long as played this well.

OK everyone Drum Roll Please !!..... lets take it back to 1997 & the corrct answer is?
Yamaha PSR 530

THAT'S why I didn't recognize it Fran !!! ...

BTW ... that's a nice little 'jazz style' ...

If you can play like this, I'd dig ya even if you did it on a $50 Casio. What "Musician" listening to this would even be paying attention to the tone or sound of the piano. I'm listening to the lick the "Musician" is playing. I could care less if it was a "Tonette." Geez!!!

The main thing is this,... do you need a TOTL arranger to make good music....? 1997 when the PSR530 came out can still sound decent today.

Was that actual style play, or a factory demo? TBH, I got a bit suspicious when I heard LH comping that wouldn't, on the whole, tend to not freak out the chord recognition. Unless it had a Chord Sequencer, that is!

I think it was the factory demo...........

Then not style play at all...