After selling my Kn7 I went over to Korg. First to the Pa800, and then to the Pa900. Changing keyboards has always been a joy; Kn2000 to the Kn7000. Four different Yamaha keyboards.

I am now 85 and I wish to continue my journey so I am selling my Pa900. The price is $1,000. That is $350 less than the street price. The keyboard is in excellent condition. Loaded with about 1,100 styles, and filled with registration, enough to play a three hour job. Pedal, carrying case, and manual.

John C.

I've seen it and can vouch for it's excellent shape and all the goodies John has in it. I would snap it up myself if I wasn't a dyed in the wool Yamaha guy.
Eddie

Hello...have not been here for a quite a bit bit and I just saw your post to sell the PA900...I am interested. Is excellent the same as mint, condition? Are there ANY blemishes od flaws? Are the sounds factory or are they your edited versions?

Jacob
jaz.luvr@comcast.net

Hello John

I'm 68. Loved this post.

There are times I feel too old to learn new things.

Probably didn't help your sale but thanks for your post.

So what is next, John?

Well Tony I just bought a Tyros 4 for my bedroom and a Tyros 5 for the living room. I think big. (smile)
John, C.

PS, I'm not telling yet.

Eddie is getting half so I hope someone buys it.

John C.

May God Bless you on your journey ...

Guitpic1, 68 is an opportunity to learn what you did not understand earlier in life. You’re retired, what a great life if you are still learning.

There are times when I am alone and think about 85. But not about what I missed but what I was given. I earned my living with my guitar, my band, and piano tuning; never had a boss. When I want a raise or a day off I run to the desk and ask the question. Then I run to the other side of the desk and say sure no problem.

That’s my bad humor, but part of it is true.

John C.

How great it THAT !!!