Originally Posted By Bachus
Originally Posted By Dnj
Originally Posted By Bachus
Wow..
You want me to make a longlist?


That would be super Bachus thanx..


76 keys
Fsr keybed
Aftertouch
6 knobs
9 sliders
Bigger screen
Better buildquallity (despite being plastick, its build like a tank)
More connections
More sounds..
Sa2 sounds
Ensemble voices
Revo drums
3 types of drawbar organs
Huge amount of dsp effects
No build inpeakers (which to me is a pro)
3GB expansion memmory
3rd party expansions, many more then for psr series
Dual audio player
Better bigger and more buttons,

And probably a few more..


Strange how we have different needs and tastes. 12 of the things you listed have no interest to me and wouldn't make a difference. A few of them, such as the semi-weighted keys, 76 keys, no speakers and SA2 voices are even detrimental to my usage.
Knobs, sliders, bigger screen, Yes to them.
I've had dual players in my Korgs for 10 years or so and don't recall ever using more than one at a time, and actually very seldom at all.
If I were to choose between the 900 and the Genos, it would be a no-brainer for me.
Again, we each have different ways we use arrangers. I would seldom use the Ensemble, as great as it sounds. I don't care if there is more than a couple of good B3 organs. The 76 length means I have to change stands, change bags and arrange things differently when I move it.
I've never run out of memory on any of my arrangers, even Yamahas.
The speakers are not that important either way, but I'd just as soon have them as not.
Now, I totally understand why most people would prefer the Genos, just not me. And it costs quite a bit. smile
My Korg PA4X is ALMOST the perfect arranger for me, but I suppose we'll never have a perfect anything will we?
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