Bernie and GJ,

I’m not too far behind, Genos, Pa4x-76, PSR970, Clavinova CVP 307 ( for home use) and I recently sold a Roland FP90 Electric piano. Hated to let the FP90 it’s an outstanding piano but enough is enough.

Steve, it looks like you're far ahead
But to be honest, when a grown up Korg has replaced my KMA, I think it's the finish line.
Genos, + TOTL Korg, BiaB and the BK7-m will keep me busy for the rest of my life.
The only thing to fullfill, most be something to play all my old Technics and Ketron stuff.
Maybe a sxKN2600 and a SD module will be enough to close the run....
We'll see, but Dan have a software arranger named vArranger too ....

GJ, I blame my wife for all this, one birthday she bought me a $150 Casio arranger. I thought it was a mistake since at the time I had a. 6 foot grand piano and I had no need for what I considered a toy. I started playing with it then I took the Casio to a few parties for fun, next thing you know I got hooked, the rest is history.

As you wrote you’ll be busy the rest of your life! Enjoy!

You have a point GJ, and I think the same way. I have the Audya 76, Pa4X, SD40, SK1, and S970 gig ready. At this point, it is not which is better, because the audience seems to enjoy whatever I take out. However, they are all different in styles and sounds. Yes, I know I could have one board and strive to " "Make It My Own", but I spend countless hours getting an instrument gig ready, and my pleasure in doing so outweighs any practical negatives. At seventy seven, time is marching on too fast, but thank God I am in great physical shape-NOW.

The shipment from yamaha that was due for the beginning of May has just arrived and been quality controlled checked in. My store is getting some that have all been pre sold. The dates dealers are given for availability is often just an educated guess by our sales people inside Buena Park, as Yamaha USA never knows for sure until updated information arrives from Japan.

A friend of mine, plays 88 key stage pianos, buys a new one(actually two) every six to 12 months.

He buys two at a time, one for play, one for backup. I know he has at least four new pianos in original shipping boxes.