Hi Dreamer,

I guess it's all up to how one uses ones arranger. I'm no good at playing complicated solos with my right hand - I utilize the styles to it's fullest instead.

On top of this, I could never play like those in the T5 demos, especially in that one hour long demo. That guy is in a class of his own - his hands can move as fast as his brain & he has a VERY good brain. I would like to hear him make the Ajamsonic Audya "talk". He'll put it in the class it deserves...

So for me, it's all about how the voices sound in the styles. And here, really, apart from the new DSP guitars on the T5, I'm still more than happy with my Ajamsonic Audya. And I still think the existing new guitars in the Ajamsonic Audya can be made to sound like those of the T5 in the styles as it already includes all these effects. I'ts just a matter of better programming.

I'm not running the T5 short in the least, but what I've seen & heard thus far do not make want to upgrade in the least from what I currently have. I listened to every single demo I could find on the T5 direct on my Audya (good playback quality), & immediately after that listened to some Audya demos. The T5 demos do not impress me more than the Audya demos...

On top of this, AJ is constantly adding to his conversion - there's much to come from him still, even in the voices. He already reproduced some of the Yamaha voices accurately like i.e. the vocals, bagpipes, trumpets etc. And Ketron is working on the new Audya which should be released sometime in 2014...

We have much, much to look forward to!

All the best mate,

Henni