But I get what Dikki is saying. The "mine is better than yours" is not really helpful. As far as the video topic goes, Jeremy See makes some good points stating Yamaha is just now catching up to Korg on MOTL features but he does kinda do my PA700 is better than your SX-700, with some added"digs" And that is what I think Dikki is referring to, and I agree with him on that.

Yes, Korg does seem to have a lot features and more editing options, but what if you don't need that stuff? What if you just prefer the Yamaha sound? There is no accounting for personal taste, is there?

Right you both are. That is the reason I have both, the best of both worlds. I, also, realize that some would scoff at this general approach and think if I would extract all I could from the Korg e.g., that I would make it my own, selling the other.

The fact is, I am no techie, and prefer variety on simpler level. It works for me.

I simply believe that a comparison that doesn’t acknowledge the strengths of the competition, and simply touts the strengths of whatever you currently have isn’t actually a ‘comparison’.

It’s just a cheerleader section!

Truth is, if you can’t think of three or four things from a competitor’s arranger that you wouldn’t give your hind teeth for, you don’t know enough about the competition..! 🎹😎