HI,

I presently own a PSR2100 & a PA50. I was having a thought of selling them both and going for a tyros2. Financially its not really feasible for me at this point and also I was thinking how much more sounds and features will I be getting that much extra money for the tyros2 than I get with my existing setup. Can anyone comment?

Cheers
SUNNY

for me, having one keyboard is phisically better than having two. having two DIFFERENT keyboards, as you have, is better, sounds and styles wise that one.

i am sure tyros' sounds and styles are alot better than both psr and pa togheter.
i'd go for tyros2.

I have the both PSR3000 & KORG PA50. These make an excellent combination and value as does your two keyboards. You are going to have to lay out a lot pennies to part exchange for a Tyros 2.
The benefit you have at the moment is the choice of different voices and different styles from the two manufactures.

The tyros 2 is lightyears ahead of everything on the market (my opinion)

The tyros 2 is lightyears ahead of everything on the market (my opinion)

Many of the Korg styles have been converted to Yamaha format as well as the PSR and Tyros 1 styles (even the G70 styles), so if you fancy moving to 1 all singing and dancing arranger the T2 will more than fit your needs. Great sounds and styles, easy to use, light to carry etc....

The Tyros 2 will sound better in every respect to the PSR2100 like night and day.

The converted PA50/80 styles IMHO sound better on the Tyros 2 by a leaps and bounds as compared to their the onboard PA50/80. Not every style will be perfect, but most of them sound better on the T2, or T1 for that matter.

On the other hand, I still consider having a PSR2000 which I loved and a PA50 just for fun and the differences between the two. But I would keep the Tyros 2.
http://www.psrtutorial.com/Files/KB/KBother.html

But don't take my word for it. Try it out, side by side if you can. Enjoy your Tyros 2

Scott

[This message has been edited by Scott Langholff (edited 07-28-2006).]