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#414794 - 01/18/16 12:34 AM
Re: Maybe a time for a new keyboard??
[Re: DonM]
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Registered: 03/02/06
Posts: 7143
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I ever prefer the new guitars to those of Yamaha. Now that's saying a LOT!
Thats quite a feat... I just adore the guitars on the tyros, and the flexibillity they show in combiantion with the Guitar Amps and effects.. I even like them better then most guitars on the Kronos.. I cant compare to the PA4x however, havent had much time with it. So far i have found the PA4x to outshine the Tyros (but not the Kronos) on piano's both acoustic as well as DP's and espescially Drums, where i think it even outscores most of my Kronos. The Drums sound so realistic and vibrant.. Big scores there for the PA4x.. I think in the end both T5 as PA4x sound awesome, and most of the time you will only hear the difference in direct comparissons. What Mirza needs to ask himself when comparing PA4x to Tyros 5 is how much he uses the features that PA4x does not have, but Tyros 5 has like SA2 voices, Organ world, ensemble feature, using sequencer and styles at same time... And then look at what pa4x has to offer what T5 doesnt, like chord sequencer, more direct controll of styles and probably some more.. For a gigging musician the PA4x is slightly lighter, but feels much mor robust then the Tyros 5 (metal casing)
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#414866 - 01/19/16 06:41 AM
Re: Maybe a time for a new keyboard??
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Registered: 11/12/08
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Loc: Bluffton/Hilton Head SC USA
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Mind that the E-A7 is not a high-grade arranger, I'd rather get a BK-9 with a discount. An E-A7 following a Tyros 5, I guess this won't result in much joy (and I've been a long-standing Roland supporter). If you don't need the arranger functions, why not a synth? I would definitely wait for NAMM and Musikmesse in spring. Actually I'm hoping my BK9 will work as a Synth in a band setting as well as it does as an Arranger. I'm sitting in with a Blues Band with hopes for some future gigs and I've spent a considerable amount of time progamming some setups for that. Mostly Hammond / Piano stuff. Very different from my Arranger setups. I thought that if this band works out I would get a Roland VR 09 or Hammond SK1 to go with my Casio Privia piano. Just for my own info I contacted Roland and found out that the BK9 has the same organ engine as the VR 09 so I don't need to spring for a new board. And the Pianos are as good as the Casio so unless I really want two keyboards I'm good there too. This Sat. I'm doing a OMB in a new place in Habersham SC ( look it up, its really a cool little upscale town ) and it will be all Arranger so my BK9 is getting a workout. BTW where did you see them discounted, I still may want another.
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Bill in SC --- Roland BK9 (2) Roland BK7M, Roland PK5 Pedals, Roland FP90, Roland CM30 (2), JBL Eon Ones (2) JBL 610 Monitor, Behringer Sub, EV mics, Apple iPad (2) Behringer DJ mixer
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#414880 - 01/19/16 07:36 AM
Re: Maybe a time for a new keyboard??
[Re: Bill Lewis]
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Registered: 09/21/00
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Edited by Dnj (01/19/16 07:41 AM)
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#414885 - 01/19/16 07:58 AM
Re: Maybe a time for a new keyboard??
[Re: Bill Lewis]
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Registered: 09/21/00
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