Hello again:

I do not even own a PSR 3000...and also, because I work in a music store and many of the customers we have, mostly enjoying their retirement, ( do not intent to learn seriuosly or have the time)....and want just to have fun......
I play profesionaly, and I start it playing ( long ago), with the Hammonds like the B3, X66 ALL MANUAL....no automatics, so you have to develop your playing skills, and I also remember that I had like 20 drummers in a time frame of almost 2 years...because either could not stay sober...,be on time....etc...so, I start using the "Rhytm Units...
If I am not mistaken, a feature in the Technics KN 6500 and up....( I think), it makes up a solo for wherever style you maybe playing too....
I understand Scotts concern......I just got a kick out of it, and wanted to share that.
I also see Gary's point.

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mdorantes