Thanks Mike! Good comparison by Jeremy!

And he makes a good argument for the 700. The only big thing missing is the chord looper IMO.

VH2

I don't like the Yamaha harmony anyway so just add an external unit.

So why don't you like it be interested in your
reasoning on VH@ vs other units..?

Not to start a whole thing on this subject again, but from what I have heard in demos (and I have not used it myself-I had a 750) the Yamaha harmony is not as good as TC Helicon which is built-in to Korg units. That is just my opinion. In fact, I believe you have argued the very same thing before (TC helicon is better), if memory serves. EDIT: [Quote Donny] "the TRACKING is far Superior then anything Yamaha VH,VH2 has ever made." [end quote]

However, I will say that as a person currently playing at home only, the Yamaha harmony would probably be fine for my purposes. The point is, the 700 is a good deal and I agree with See on that.

EDIT: Here is a thread where Gary posted a comparison between TC Helicon Harmony-M and VH2. Almost everyone thought (without knowing which was which) the TC sounded better.

http://www.synthzone.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/438448/1

It is no secret the VH2 is far inferior to TC Helicon units I'll agree with that, tracking being the main culprit for pro singers.
The big difference here in price between S models, & Genos
lies in the sound sampling technology which you can certainly hear right away as it should be for a MOTL unit costing half as much.

You're welcome! Yes, I like Jeremy's videos. He knows his stuff.

This guy really does know his stuff, Mike and Randy.

In fact, it was Jeremy that convinced me to buy the PSR-S775...I don't use harmony, but it is cool that the 775 has a mic/line/guitar input (with effects) that also records in audio...the new "half bar" feature is cool although I already had a way around that issue.

The 775 uses all the styles from CVP's/T3/T2 and the older psr's including my old favorite the PSR-S910 ( I created a lot of styles for that old faithful)...I really like it a lot and play it more than my Tyros4.

Personally, I don't feel it lacks anything...in fact, if I was gigging again, I'd have a pair of 775's, one for back-up/home set up, the other in a case ready to go.

Definitely an awesome bang for the buck.


Ian