Gary quote.."One last thing. Several years ago Fran posted that the only way he would ever sell his G-1000 was when someone pried it from his dead, gnarled fingers, or something along those lines. Since then he has tried damned near every keyboard that has ever been manufactured. His G-1000 is long gone, and he's wowing huge audiences on Atlantic City's Boardwalk with his G-70 hooked up to a couple 16-watt, peak-power, stereo speakers spaced an inch apart. Yessah! I still believe in the Tooth Fairy! "


Gary are you drinking too much Kickapoo juice again?


Not one factual truth in the entire paragraph...


The longevity stay of the G1000..was evident until something better came along (G70), I had them both side by side for a year before I sold the G1000..and how about..I made a profit on the G1000..

Secondly, I never wowed anyone on the Atlantic City boardwalk....in fact I never played the AC boardwalk... I think you are confused..we wowed them at Sea Isle boardwalk...with Yorkville sound system..

And as for 16 watt peak...foolish talk..They are Roland typical not overrated numbers..30 watt stereo.... and it will out perform any other low wattage system that I know of....It is a great all around tool, for effects , preamp, monitor or main Pa for small and mid size jobs...BA330 is a winner..

Now the G70 remains ..until someone makes something better to cause me to replace it..so far Yamaha hasn't..Korg Hasn't...and Ketron still has a few things to improve to make me think of as a replacement...

Go ahead and pour another drink..it is late enough in the day...