I hear all the comments about your affection for the Kn7000, I feel they are sincere and valid.

My experience;
Sold my Kn7000 about six months ago – then a bought the Tyros 2. If I were going to continue to play professionally it would have been a good choice. The keyboard is good, but not for the music I enjoy playing. The overwhelming bass and drums and lack of clarity favors today’s music I am not there.

The origin of my favorite music was the organ concerts where artists played big band, classical, and quality music my opinion) from the 20’s, 30’s, 40’s and some of the fifties. At poolside in our club house you would always hear the greats –Sinatra – Ella- ect. It has been replaced with others types of music, nice but not for me.

On the Tyros 2 there are so many areas that you can be change to get the sound that you want but they are only variations of the same basic sound of the original instrument. --- You can’t make a cow sound like a dog –Wow, what a bad analogy. Again this is my opinion – When I owned the Kn7000 I could not get the Kn7000 to have the sound that they are looking for today so I made the change to Yamaha. I was right about the keyboard choice but wrong about the music I enjoy/love.

If you listen to the Yamaha demos, both with and without vocals you will understand.

I am now in the process of selling my six-month-old Tyros 2 keyboard and replace it with ????? I am not sure.
Anyone know if there is a Kn7000 for sale?
I know the Wersi product would be a great choice, but the dollars, aaaaah.

I thought you would enjoy reading conformation about your feelings for the Kn7000s, you’re a great bunch.

John C.