How easy would it be if all those top arrangers came in a need module like bk7 or MidJpro.. then you could change keyboards on the fly and stick to one brand for your accompaniment..

In regard to the Ketron SD7. I have owned it for a while now and the styles and instruments are very good. It still has problems such as "freezing", failing to change from one preset to another and vol. differences. All keyboards have problems when first out
but Ketron is much too slow in corrected their problems.

I have a Tyros 5 that really fits the bill. I love it. Lloyd
Don got rid of his Ketron SD7 for the above reasons.

easy yes, but ever gonna happen no,.....modules have come & gone they have now moved in a new direction technologically to make $$$$$$$$ and that's the bottom line...kinda sad & kinda exciting to see where its all going...meanwhile just enjoy and play music....there is so much out there to use.

Looks like the T5 will be shipping to the house next week. Was real tempted to try the PA 4X. But just have so much yammie stuff and starting new not an option. However, if 3K falls out of the sky I would not mind getting the PA 4X and giving it a shot.
Thanks for the replies

beachbum,
Did you get a new T5 or used??

Again: If you were right and they inevitably have come & gone, the BK-7m would never have been released in 2011, and neither would Ketron Midjay plus, MidjPro, SD2,4,1000, and the Synthogy Ivory and M-Audio modules just announced at NAMM 2016.

Hey Leeboy got it open box. Can't imagine paying retail for it. That would require a 2nd job. "You want fries with that?"

You just cant go wrong with that...

Still the best around... (atleast for me)