Bachus you wrote:
“Maybe you mean, the pa4x is aimed at the pro players... While the tyros is more aimed at amateur home players”
Both are exciting to me; they both have so much to offer. Since most of my playing has been for weddings and parties, I try to bring excitement to the people at the affair.
This is the logic I used to give my opinion. If I were to play a different type of affair, people who came to sit and listen; Then I might use a Tyros.
As far as the Tyros being a keyboard just for the at home amateur player –no way.
If that was my thought, why being a pro player would I want one in my home? When I retire from playing out I will be using a Tyros with added pedals for my enjoyment.
John C.
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S, The korg is more than more exciting – and I’ll quote Don’s words; If they both were exactly the same, the Korg stills rules in operational features, size, weight, vocal processing!
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Offcourse...
but thats because the Tyros primarilly is build with home players in mind. while the korg is primarilly build with Pro players in mind.
recently i have come to release what makes the Tyros such a beloved keyboard... There is a huge community of people allways sharing the new things they have created mostly for free with websites like psrtutorial and the unofficial Yamaha resource website to support that...
There is allways somethign new to be found on these websites, and allways friendly help to answer the questions, now this is whay makes the Yamaha so popular with home users...
Where on the korg forums the audience is much more professional, which also is noticable from the attitude of many players trying to make money from the things they have created, which is only logical from people who play music to make a living.
I think that for many Yamaha players this community feeling might be very important, and they wwill miss most of that feeling (and free resources) when switching to Korg...
And as we all agree, both these instruments sound very very good...
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