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#107909 - 01/26/05 08:36 AM
Re: Internal news about the new Tyros II.
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Registered: 08/24/04
Posts: 782
Loc: N Fort Myers, FL, USA
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For those of us with chronic tennis elbow, the light and short key feel of the Tyros is a real plus!
Yes, I prefer 76 keys, but frankly I like the light weight of the current Tyros. And, I have figured out workarounds when I need those extra keys, so it still works.
Like Scott, I was bitterly disappointed to see no improvement in the Music Finder. The Song Book on the Korg Pa1X is awesome!
Also, there has to be some increase in the User space, I am sure they cannot miss that one!
I have to believe the price will be similar to the current Tyros, or their sales will drop dramatically.
------------------ Graham
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Graham, Korg Pa1000, Korg G1 Air, Countryman E6, Roland BA330, 2 x Roland CM-30, , Mackie SRM150
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#107914 - 01/27/05 06:15 AM
Re: Internal news about the new Tyros II.
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Registered: 12/03/99
Posts: 732
Loc: Phoenix, AZ USA
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Originally posted by KN_Fan: Keyboard manufacturers keep making keyboards without listening to the USER's needs...this is a conspiracy!!!
If I had a dime everytime somebody said "I want 76 keys, user friendly, good sounds, and compatibility" I'd be able to afford that Pa1X! - yeah, but we are also assuming that Tyrs wll keep or improve its polyphony, and not degrade to measly 62 voices, that it will continue perfecting its excellent button-based user interface, rather than switch to a dreaded touch-screen. Those are just two of the reasons that keep me away from the PA1X. I also happen to like Yamaha sounds better, but that's just my opinion - if you are happy with the Korg, more power to you.
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