Originally posted by twiceduo: Anyone know when we can expect the Yamaha Tyros III will arrive the market.
no idea, I personally feel the T2 doesn't need a replacement for a couple of years. Perhaps we might get something like a Tyros 2 Pro in the interim with 88 keys and more voices/styles.
Originally posted by ianmcnll: As far as a pro version? Not likely.
Not enough demand for anything with more than 61 keys.
Ian
Good point Ian. It's a shame really - the 9000 Pro was a great keyboard for it's time - shame the concept didn't see it through to the Tyros range. I for one would buy a top end Yamaha tomorrow if one were to be released with more keys. I just find that 61 keys can be a bit restrictive at times.
Amazing that Yamaha seem to think their workstations need to be in three different sizes, but arranger players only need one....
Mind you, if everybody didn't bitch about the weight of these things constantly, Yamaha might consider it! If Yamaha had made a 76 note T2, it might be my main keyboard, but I guess they don't really care about offering a choice.
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An arranger is just a tool. What matters is what you build with it..!
The next OS update will be Tyros 3 Yamaha releases a new product in each of its market segments every 2 or 3 years. And a lot of people thankfully upgrade to the newest model - even if the changes are often minor. Som recent history:
Korgs policy with OS updates throughout a products life cycle is much better for the customer but might not generate as much profit as Yamahas business model.
Kind regards, Tommy
[This message has been edited by TommyF (edited 01-21-2007).]
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Yamaha releases a new product in each of its market segments every 2 or 3 years. And a lot of people thankfully upgrade to the newest model - even if the changes are often minor. Som recent history:
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