John,
The EA7 is very well suited to the types of music I do most. Old Rock n Roll, Country, Classic Rock, Standards... There are a large variety of styles that work just right for me.
And it weighs about 17 pounds. Has good speakers, which I seldom use. Nice mic sound and reverb, but no vocal harmony.
Hard to go wrong at the price it sells for!

Don, playing at home changes ones needs. I will have the Kn7000 the end of January. No one is dancing or drinking, just me and my love for music.
Thanks for the reply, John C.

Gotta say this sums it up for me - " No one is dancing or drinking, just me and my love for music." Perfectly stated.

Don, the part of a Roland E a7 that gets my attention, is the number of Multipads that can be called up while playing.

John C.

The good news is that there are six. The bad news is there is very little content on board. You have to find or make and load your own. I'm using mine for drum sounds and special effects.

Don, I have a collection of great loops (MultiPads) from the Pa4x, I wonder if they can be made to work with other keyboards.

I have about 400 loops and sounds for my Yamaha – Who has the time? Most are not very interesting.
John C.

Not sure, but it would be great if they would work. If I get a chance I'll copy one from 4x and try it on Roland. There will probably be steps to take if they will work at all.

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Is the Korg PA 4X still available?

John is the PA 4X still available????