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#404955 - 07/15/15 08:44 AM Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750?
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#404960 - 07/15/15 12:19 PM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: guitpic1]
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Originally Posted By: guitpic1
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#404962 - 07/15/15 12:50 PM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: Dnj]
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Originally Posted By: Dnj
Originally Posted By: guitpic1
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What happened ...so soon? confused1


... it's contagious !!! surprised ...
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#404976 - 07/15/15 05:11 PM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: tony mads usa]
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Originally Posted By: tony mads usa
Originally Posted By: Dnj
Originally Posted By: guitpic1
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What happened ...so soon? confused1


... it's contagious !!! surprised ...
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#404980 - 07/15/15 07:20 PM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: Dnj]
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Originally Posted By: Dnj
Originally Posted By: guitpic1
Check out the for sale section


What happened ...so soon? confused1


I never really intended to keep it. I had credit that I had to use in exchange for equipment that I wasn't able to sell. Thought I'd have a better chance of selling this.

If no one is interested, no problem, I'll keep it.
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#404984 - 07/15/15 08:01 PM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: guitpic1]
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That S750 is an awesome machine, and really puts out some great sounds.

All the best,

Gary cool
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#404999 - 07/16/15 08:56 AM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: travlin'easy]
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Originally Posted By: travlin'easy
That S750 is an awesome machine, and really puts out some great sounds.

All the best,

Gary cool


Gary...right on

To my ears, the S750 is every bit the board that the S950 is. If it had VH, I wouldn't consider selling. If there was a simple way to add vocal harmony to the S750, I wouldn't consider selling.

Right now I'm doing 4 to 6 solo gigs a month using my Tyros4. The Tyros. is wonderful for live gigs...what a great sound and love the sliders..so easy...but a bit more to lug around. I did go to a basic 76 key Gator gig bag for the Tyros and got the weight down to under 40lbs. That and the use of the rock and roller cart(wow, was that he best move I've made in a few years), has made gigging with the Tyros a lot easier.

It would be nice to have the option to take the PSR to a solo gig once in a while...but without vocal harmony, I can't use the S750 for the solo gigs.

We do use the S750 often when my wife and I perform and it sounds every bit as good as our S950 did. And when performing with my wife, we don't use the VH function.
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#405000 - 07/16/15 09:11 AM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: guitpic1]
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I really disliked Yamaha's VH2 so I purchased the 750 instead and stuck with my Digitech Vocalist 4 external harmonizer. I use this setup for my original recordings and when out performing. Here's what the combination sounds like. I could never get that sound quality with VH2.



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#405005 - 07/16/15 12:20 PM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: guitpic1]
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Originally Posted By: guitpic1
It would be nice to have the option to take the PSR to a solo gig once in a while...but without vocal harmony, I can't use the S750 for the solo gigs.

We do use the S750 often when my wife and I perform and it sounds every bit as good as our S950 did. And when performing with my wife, we don't use the VH function.


I'll tell you what - I'ma gonna maka you a deal you can't refuse. Just email me your snail mail address and I'll send you a Digatech VR - I have way too many of them.

All the best,

Gary cool
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#405034 - 07/17/15 06:17 AM Re: Looking for a Yamaha PSR S750? [Re: travlin'easy]
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Gary,

Many thanks for your kind offer....very generous.

I'll be sending you my snail mail address. PM sent

What I can't seem to wrap my head around is how the external VH is hooked into the S750?


Edited by guitpic1 (07/17/15 06:20 AM)
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