Strokes for folks, dud… Everyone’s looking for something different, and the cost of including content to please every possible need would be prohibitive!

I’ve said for the longest time, buy an arranger for the content, not the features. The most modern arranger, if it doesn’t come with what YOU need in the way of styles (or they aren’t available as high quality 3rd party content), it’s a waste of your money.

I am pretty sure that for every person that went from a Ketron to a Korg for the more modern styles, there’s an equal number going in the opposite direction for what Ketron does best. Or to a Genos/SX900 etc..

Content is the one thing you can’t really work around. You can usually find a fix for missing or ‘different’ features, but if the styles don’t work for the music you want to make, you’re done!