I hear an improvement all overall vs my Pa3x ...I'd say you can't go wrong with any of the TOTL/MOTL arrangers today...
Thoughts?...

I think that if you're a latin specialist any of the TOTLs currently available probably fall well short. But, of course, there's plenty of libraries available for hardcore latinistas to tap into.

Some nice grooves there, but really Latin is such a huge category, it almost meaningless as a term. It's like saying "American music". Of course that could cover a plethora of styles.

Anyways, I didn't hear too much that would work well for typical event for a Latino audience hear in Dallas, TX. Those styles are fine for a ballroom a ballroom dance though.

Just wondering, why did you add a 7 year old €300 Casio to this comparrison? You can not compare its sound quallity to the others, nor the upcomming mz-x

Here my verdict ... Based on the arrangements and not so much on the soundquallity..

1. Korg
2. Ketron
3. Yamaha
4. Roland

I like the Korg styles because they are thenones that will not get in the way of my performance.. Simple, versatile, witouth all the bells and whistles of the Yamaha styles...they do sound like a backinband..

The Roland still sounds like the good "old" G70, a bit dated..

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