I've played the 2K almost every night since October. No problems at all. But I must agree that it doesn't feel as sturdy as the larger ones.
Don

No problems with my PSR2000 either. Gigging with it exclusively since Nov 2001. Don, I wonder, if by any chance, our PSR2000's were produced in the same production batch ! - Scott

I think it would be mad to get rid of the 9k for a 2. If transport and weight do not figure at all in the equation, the sounds and speakers in the 9k are all. Find out how to use it first.

Hello,
Thanks all for your replys.....I will keep the psr9000.
I am just searching for a harddisk and an external zipdrive scsi.....I can't find anymore zipdrives scsi...all usb.

Thanks,
Alain

forget buying scsi now - old technology with no future in this sort of application, unless you can get a real cheap bargain to throw away when you get rid of the 9k.
Get a cheap laptop drive for the 9k.

Alain,
One that works great is:
Toshiba MK-6411MAT. It is 6.4 GB. I bought one a couple of years ago from PriceWatch.com. I know of at least 4 others who bought it and no problems at all with the 9K accepting it. I think I paid a little over $100. US.
Don

It's hard to find the right HD that will work in your 9000. A member of our PSR Group sells HD's to people all over the world. He will sell you the right one, and it will be loaded with styles, etc. Contact:
vince_cochran@psrmidi.fsnet.co.uk

Everything is USB now. You need a SCSI-2 CD-ROM EXTERNAL. Only place you'll find it is on EBAY. You can buy one for under $50.

i just bought a new SCII External zip drive with cables,ect... with 5 100meg disks ... for
$15 dollars on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2041177106

I'll let you know how it works when i get it. I figure 15 bucks is nothing for the ability to transfer to and from my psr9000.



[This message has been edited by rgtaa (edited 07-28-2002).]