Great video and comparison! I already posted on it, but it is definitely worth the watch!

Oops

The more (SX900's!) the merrier! Just sayin'!

Good one, hadn’t come across it yet.

I'm deciding, between the new SX-9000 for about $2,000, or a used T-5 for about $3,000, or just keep my ol' PSR-3000, the only arranger I currently have for home studio use only. Thoughts?

Considering how long you keep your arrangers (The 3000 is antique in technology terms) I suggest you ignore both and go straight for a Genos, as the extra money will be worth it just for longevity.

Bill

+1 good advice bill for sure.

Hi ,
Went for the sx because of the new technology, I had an S950 which I hadn’t really used much because I had a Pa4x.
Had them both here for a week, and there was a definite improvement between the S950 and sx900.
As for a T 5, never had the opportunity of playing a Tyros, and doubt I’d ever have the opportunity of buying one second hand. They don’t seem to pop up for sale over here. Our eBay seems to be full of new keyboards not second hand, possibly why I didn’t have too much trouble selling my 3 korgs.

Personally didn’t want to spend the amount the Genos would have cost, or not at this stage. Want to see how I go with Yamahas first, I’ve had korgs for the last 10 years.

Bit of a hard decision for you. Good luck.

Thanks for the video link Randy. It helps for sure.

I've come to the conclusion that used T-5's are currently over priced, and would be better off with a new SX-900, or maybe, go all out for the Genos as Bill and Donny suggest. Or maybe, just maybe, trying something new (for me) a Korg arranger perhaps the PA1000.

Rikki, thanks for your opinion on the SX-900. That's what I'm leaning to (currently)

Going to think this over, I actually hate shopping, especially without physically seeing and trying gear. But that's why SZ members opinions matter.

Thanks

Larry don't rule out the Ketron SD9....
You're pretty close to a Prince AJ's lab for real Hands-On demo..

Don't think little things don't get noticed!😇

Hi Larry,
one thing to maybe consider, not sure if you’ve had a Korg before, so maybe not applicable , but are you happy learning a new operating system if you haven’t owned one before. Used to come across Yamaha players over on the Korg Forums, who decided to give Korg a go, but then were having problems getting used to the system.
Some love learning new stuff, some don’t.
Personally didn’t find it a problem, there again had them for 10 years.

Interesting. I am in the exact same situation. The 3000 is still the monster kb it has always been and I am still learning new stuff on it all the time. Looking real hard at going with a Korg.