It seems rather appropriate to have the words "spoiled" and "Ketron owner" in the same sentence, made even more so with the introduction of the Audya....actually, "ruined" might be a better word.

A 61 key fully working arranger (any brand) knocks spots off a 76'er that's nearly finished.

Using clients as Beta testers is hardly "spoiling" them...it's more akin to "violating" them.

It's long time since there has been a keyboard intro that has been so poorly done...let's hope it's an even longer time before it happens again.

It has been a truly heartbreaking story, since the instrument did/does have great promise, and sounded pretty darn good.

Back in the day, Ketron surely made some great products....now it's a company that deserves careful watching...literally.

Ian