I'm not bashing any other manufactuers but I think this speaks very well to a point Diki has often alluded to.....the importance of having a quality demo. Without it, you're never going to be able to compete with the big boys, no matter how technologically advanced your product is. I think this is a big reason Yamaha has been so successful despite some technological and 'feature' issues and the fact that they rarely listen to their users. Demos like this are going to sell a lot of Tyros 3's (by convincing buyers that they too, can sound just like the demo......though they never do).

chas