Originally Posted By: abacus
The T4 has good musicians (Including some outstanding ones) that have been playing together for years, and really sound top notch

the Korg has a fantastic amount of outstanding musicians (Only a few ordinary souls) but don’t gel well together and need a lot more practice together to get a cohesive sound.

Depending on what you want from an instrument will determine which is best for you

Hi Bill. First of all, many thanks for sharing your thoughts on the PA3X following Daniel Watt's impressive show. Especially interesting to hear he's now opted the modern instrument sound vs nostalgic sound approach.

You initially stated that both the T4 and PA3X sound superb yet then state that the Korg PA3X sounds like a bunch of musicians (though oustanding individually) , that don't gel well together. shocked This certainly doesn't sound to me like much of a ringing endorsement of the PA3X as a professional level sounding back up "band", but only impressive when used for playing one individual instrument at a time? The sound of the 'sum of it's' parts' is a critically essential component of an arranger keyboard, so based on that I'm unclear how you conclude the PA3x to be an equally top notch sounding arranger as the Tyros 4.

That said, for what specific arranger keyboard performance situation would you utilize the PA3X over the Tyros 4, and vice versa?