DigitalVision,

Here is an analogy to what you are saying:

My 1960 Ford had a six cylinder engine, 4 wheels, a roof, and 4 doors.

My 2004 Ford has a six cylinder engine, 4 wheels, a roof and 4 doors.

Therefore there is nothing new in automobiles.

This is simply not the case with cars and it is not the case with arrangers. Just as in cars there are quality, performance and refinement differences between the older and newer stuff. You don't feel that these differences merit you spending your money. That's cool and it is your decision and on this forum we can respect that. Many of us feel that higher quality sounds, better vocal harmonizers, livelier sounding drums and styles, smart card storage, and bigger color display screens are worth our money.

Tom