Did you ever wonder why people keep changing their opinions about which keyboard is best for them? Well the keyboard that They didn’t want now has become the best one to have. Has the keyboard in question change? No, we have.

Am I talking about Donny? Yes, and me too, and many others here. We change because our lives have changed.
I was going to send Donny a PM message when he moved to Yamaha. He had a Korg and now its Yamaha. I felt like doing the same thing; selling my Pa4x and buying a Yamaha S975/S970, I did that before, the very same thing.

I still have a very strong desire to play out. I am at he gym 5 days a week hoping to get stronger so I can lift the Pa4x without paying a price. I have decided that playing has to be put on the back burner. I need to think of myself as a home player; and that’s OK. So why sell a Pa4x to buy a S975? Because I believe that a Pa4x is by far the best keyboard for playing out – it more than covers my every need. The Pa4x is strong, it drives so much it is hard to sit still.
My needs are different now so may be changing to Yamaha. Yamaha does not drive as much, has great instrument sounds, the support and styles seem limitless. It sounds like I’ll have more fun. Is it just something you need to keep you busy? Let’s not go there.

Just sharing, John C.

Not sure how it was recorded, but ,obviously, it was not recorded directly from the outputs into a mixer then a digital recorder. That said, he clearly demonstrated the wonderful features of this amazing arranger keyboard and just how versatile it can be in the hands of a pro player.

Gary

Maybe the problem was the Bose..

Actually I would not be surprised if it was recorded with a cell phone.. even "S" sounds when he speaks is annoying..

Volken wasn’t bad either

http://youtu.be/yCZSQKvtgbs

so glad I came back home.

Until you move again ...

I can say if ever it will be Yamaha..