First and foremost, I've never owned a keyboard that I didn't absolutely love--they were all great. And, I've owned Korg, Yamaha, Roland, and several other brands. They all had excellent features, all were mid price range keyboards and all were used extensively.

Someone else recently posted something about love/hate relationships with keyboards. I never owned one that I hated, some had features that others did not have, but with a little work you learned ways to work around those shortcomings.

Currently, I still perform daily using a PSR-3000, which I love working with. It does exactly what I want, it sounds excellent in my hands, and from my perspective it's a real workhorse machine that I'll continue to use until something earthshaking comes along. And, when that new, earthshaking keyboard does come along, the last thing I'll be looking at is the brand name--it doesn't make a bit of difference if it does what I want it to do.

Cheers,

Gary