Originally Posted By: Dnj


PSR 3000 still sounds just as good as any arranger kb Yamaha has made Release Date : 1/2004


The PSR-3000 was one of my favorites...I owned two of them, because at that time, I was playing several nights a week, and it was nice to have one set up on the stand in my music room, and one in the gig bag ready to go. It's also wise to have a back-up if you are gigging a lot.

Never had a problem with either of them, in spite of a lot of use, and both were sold and are still going strong with new owners.

The addition of the mega voices on the PSR-3000 were what attracted me most...those, and the wicked overall sound, which is very balanced, detailed and almost CD like in quality, although, I did find it excellent for even dance gigs, where drums/bass were more predominant. I had a set of registrations that were made just for those occasions.

I believe Gary Diamond still uses a pair of 3K's, and I can't say I blame him, as they are wonderful all-round arrangers.

Ian
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Yamaha Tyros4, Yamaha MS-60S Powered Monitors(2), Yamaha CS-01, Yamaha TQ-5, Yamaha PSR-S775.