I had a PSR-8000, Danny; in fact, I had two of them, one for a back-up.

It's only limitation, for me, was that the styles had only two variations, and the style creator was a bit crippled compared to what was on the newer instruments.

That's what made me move on...I ended up with two PSR-2000...I was able to make far more usable styles, and, let's face it, those are the heart and soul of any arranger.

Even though the PSR-2000 lacked a bit of the sound quality of the PSR-8000, the four variation styles and their much more flexible editing, more than made up for it, in my case.

Even more so today, I find mid-range instruments are leaps and bounds ahead of top range units of only a few years ago.

I converted many of the PSR-8000 styles to work in my PSR-S910, and I also used parts of those 8K styles for making my Frankenstyles...they had some very interesting bits, not found on any other Yamaha arranger.

Glad to hear you're enjoying your Tyros3.

Ian