Well, this is the wrong place to ask the question, be ause the majorrity of the visitors dont even play weighted keys, and they will base their decision of what they need themselves

However, the actuall success of the low end Casio PX-360/560 shows their is definately a market for these instruments..


Dont you just think everyone deserves an instrument that fits his needs? In general their is atleast 20 piano players for every arranger player. If only 10% of them buys an instrument with an arranger in it, that makes 2 times the sales of the whole high end arranger market..

I think for Casio half of their piano's have an arranger on board... and when you count the yamaha arranger app, the same goes for yamaha and Roland...


So with this proof of my point, there is no reason to say no against a stagepiano with build in arranger... other then say no because you will not buy it yourself...