I need to step back and put things in prospective. The audience likes 1) my singing 2) my playing. I get tons of compliments on how great the 900 sounds, to the degree of having to demo the product on some nights after a performance. They could care less about the drums.

As Chas mentioned, it's what I WANT - hit it on the head. So, I have to closely examine the whole scenario and assess what got me this far. Guess what? - The lowly PSR3000 and now 900, with no harmonizer, no gimmicks, nothing else! And it's continuing to go extremely well.

I conclued that a harmonizer and the T2 will work best (for me). I can make the styles work, believe me. They are EVERYTHING but boring. The Yammy arrangements are fabulous, even if not as 'life-like'.

In the music finder, a few songs come to mind: Copacabana - wow / Dock of The Bay / Wonderful World. These songs sound terrific live and nothing I could duplicate on other boards.

Throw in 3rd party and lots of studio time to build the song list and it will will make for an appreciative audience - that's the goal in the first place.

zuki