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#147676 - 03/27/05 01:46 AM PSR2000 still rocks
beachbum Offline
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Registered: 11/18/02
Posts: 652
Loc: Austin
While your debating how everything is bad on the forum... Why not celbarate what is good... This is not my genra, but it was all done on an arranger keyboard, the psr2000 to be specific... I had a challange to make a new wave 80's type of dance tune and this, well, you judge... Don't worry new boards are coming... however, I won't have the change for'em so the 2000 is still going strong..
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#147677 - 03/27/05 02:54 AM Re: PSR2000 still rocks
LindaFus Offline
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Registered: 10/28/00
Posts: 297
Loc: Ledyard, CT USA
Gosh,you are so right. Great!

I am selling mine but yes, my PSR 2000 has been the best keyboard I ever used. Something to be said for stability. Maybe I should keep it? LOL!

-Linda
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#147678 - 03/27/05 05:56 AM Re: PSR2000 still rocks
bruno123 Online   content
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Registered: 06/04/02
Posts: 4912
Loc: West Palm Beach, FL 33417
posted by beachbum:
While your debating how everything is bad on the forum... Why not celbarate what is good... KN2000

Beachman,
I like the way your mind thinks, it's positive. As fas as the Psr2000 goes, it is the reason I purchased a 2100, then Psr3000. I am looking forward to buying the TyrosII.
Although we lose many of the great features on the old keyboards the new ones bring so much more, they open many avenues that were never possible. My positive thought.

The year of the 2000's, both the Psr2000 and the Technics KN2000 were break-thru years. Both keyboards took us to a much higher level.

My thoughts, John C.

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