Originally Posted By travlin'easy
Donny, according to a survey conducted last summer by Bonner Music, the list is as follows:


Yamaha PSR-S970. ...
Roland E-A7. ...
Korg PA900. ...
Korg PA300.
Korg PA4X. ...

Now, other surveys put the Casio CTK-1500 at the top of the list, so when it comes to actual sales, Korg has a long way to climb in order to even catch up to Yamaha and Casio. And, as diverse as Yamaha is in the world of musical instruments, I really don't think they're even a little bit worried. Granted, Korg makes a great arranger keyboard with some really neat features, but when it comes to overall sales numbers, they are still near the bottom of the list.

All the best,

Gary cool


HI Gary

In that list you have posted, the first 4 are either MOTL or Entry level products, the PA4x is the only TOTL Arranger, so it’s hardly surprising its sales are lower. (MOTL and Entry level have always been the bread & butter for manufactures)

If you have ever tried an S970 then you will know why it is the go to MOTL arranger, just like the PA4x is the go to for a TOTL arranger.

In the end, no matter what the sales figures are, you always buy what suits your requirements.

Bill
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