Bernie, I ran with the crowd, got caught with; let’s improve. I spent a lot of time trying to add bottom to the Kn7000. Eq, BBE, and a 15 bass speaker. Disco, rock, the Kn7000 was too thin. Now with age and a little wisdom --- and becoming a home player, I am left with the same question. Why did I sell the Kn7000s??? My last one died in two weeks.
My lesson: You can try to recreate, but it is better to build on what I have.
Take care Bernie, John C.

Thanks John. That makes a lot of sense.

I think at the end of the day it’s what YOU the end user enjoys or likes.

Is it really about what make is better ?

I wonder what it is that always has us using 'versus'?

It's not a bloody wrestling match! It's not the heavyweight boxing title!

It's two totally different keyboards. Which will be played by two totally different musicians with totally different tastes and skills.

How is that EVER going to be a comparison..?

A bad player will make both sound bad, a good player will make both sound good.

Sounds like a draw to me...!

Diki, your post is right on, nice. When did you get that smart? (smile)

John C.

And there, in six lines, is the summation of 50% of this forum over the years. Thank you, Diki.

Yes, agree that Diki has valid points, but maybe it's possible to compress it into 1 line as well:
Mine is better than yours! 😁😁😁

I thought comparing products is just one reason why this forum exists, and continues to thrive. Who really cares about the language used to compare products. "Versus" is used all the time, it's not exclusive to sports.

I find forum members comments helpful and informative when it comes to comparing keyboards, they are not totally different keyboards. They are both arrangers, with a lot of similarities, but of course different OS, which makes "versus" comments helpful, especially from those that have, or had, both.

With the pandemic, and with most stores having limited keyboards in stock, forum "verses" comments and "versus" videos are most helpful, and often times the only way to find out what makes them different.

Finally, to be honest, I enjoy watching videos that compare products, and then reading the comments, it's way better than cable TV but that's just me.

Anything is better than cable TV. Most folks I know have passed on that long ago.

I have to agree with everything Larry said. I think we all are smart enough to break apart areas of pure conjecture from solid facts. Like Larry says, the opinions too, are interesting.

No war needed; Take what you want and leave the rest.

Bernie