I've owned the PSR-3000, PSR-S900, and a Tyros 2. For $1899, I hope they have an updated keybed! Looks like it will be under 26 lbs so I'm guessing they kept the same keys.
All of the added features are very nice additions. I am very happy that they added the ability to read mp3 files. I use sequences when my duo performs, I have songs from other workstations and that would be a great feature for me. I can choose between a WAV or a mp3... I wonder if I can organize them into a set list?!? We'll find out in September!!
Is the Tyros 5 right around the corner or a new marketing plan with a newly named Audio Loop focused flagship arranger?!? Only time will tell!
Did they totally REDESIGN the MFD to Save Transpose and ALL "registration" info? Looking at that display it looks like the same old thing again.....key feel should be the same also..the improvement in speakers as stated is geared more for the home user IMO.....
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