Squeak,

You're correct about the MZ-2000 being a great voice programmer's keyboard and the sounds are more "tweakable" than the PSR-3000...in fact they would rival most dedicated synthesizers..

The important part of the matter,is that the prospective purchaser may not be a "tweaker" ,and prefer that the instrument sound great "as is".

I remember you used to have a MZ-2000,and I believe you sold it ....perhaps you still have your settings filed away.If someone was to purchase a MZ-2000,you could probably help them get the most out of it by sending them your settings(if you still have them).You could call them "squeak's tweaks". If you patent that name,I want a percentage!!!

There's no arguing that the MZ-2000 is a terrific keyboard,and I agree that piano sounds are very subjective as well....and I also remember the MZ-2000 having a very pleasing piano.

The wheels on the MZ-2000 are far better than those on the PSR-3000....

Yet,having tried both......I still recommend the Yamaha....probably because I am so pleased with mine.

Ian