Hi Guys:
I'm looking to buy the psr3000 although I'm haven't tried it yet...will do that tomorrow. I downloaded the manual and the question I have is this: The registration memory has 8 buttons to store information. The manual says there are 4 banks. Does that mean there are 4 banks for each button giving you a total of 32 storage banks or slots?
Also any other information you can tell me about the 3000 would be appreciated. I find it's always good to talk to musicians who have used it rather than a salesperson.

Thanks.

Peter

If you would like to find out information
from a member that sells them, I say talk to
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California
gkayesmusicscene@aol.com
besides being a good member here, he is also a very Honerable man that you can depend on..
Tony Rome

[This message has been edited by Tony Rome (edited 04-28-2005).]

hi peter,as far as memory is concerned,, you can store 100,s of files on a smart media card ,and even more on a usb pen drive,both are cheap to buy and the access to these files are really fast,try these 2 sites for for the psr 3000 there is so much for you to learn there and the support is great,like here, http://psrtutorial.com/ operating is similar to psr 2000,click on forum for direct questions and the other site is ,http://www.svpworld.com/forum/ ,mike, also the psr3000 are set to FLAT if you adjust the EQ you will notice a much better sound from it,(you can find out how at psrtutorial.com)also take a set of headphones to try it out,its a nice keyboard

[This message has been edited by nardoni2002 (edited 04-28-2005).]

Peter, much info at www.psrtutorial.com and also, just do a search on THIS forum and you will find loads of info.

BTW, I think you can do unlimited Registrations. PSR3000, I wish I had one!

Thanks for all the replys. I'll check them all out.

Peter

Not sure about regisitrations??
But I'm happy to say that I went to my local dealer today to bring one home. Bad news.............he was out them and had to order me one. Man oh Man was I disappointed. I've been looking and researching for 3 weeks and finally decided today was the day. It should be here in 2 weeks.

Peter,
On the PSR3000 you have 8 dedicated buttons on the front panel to store registrations. After you fill these up you save this bank with either a number or a name. Now you can start with 8 new memory locations and when filled up you give this bank a name and save it along with the first one. You can keep doing this until you run out of memory either in the internal memory, a smart media card, or an external USB drive. So basically, you can keep adding banks of registrations until you can't think of anything else to save! You can even title the individual 8 saved memories in each bank so that you can look on the screen before choosing a button and know what song or style you are calling up by pushing the button.
If you are in the USA and won't to purchase a PSR3000 from my store I would be happy to help you. My customers enjoy buying from a dealer that can answer questions and help out whenever needed, and that's what I do!
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California

George:

Thanks for the information. I'm going to be trying out the psr3000 today. To be honest with you if the salesperson spends time with me an is very helpfull then I feel it's only right to buy it from him. On the other hand if just the oposite happens then I will be talking to you. How should I get in touch with you if that happens?
Thanks.

Peter

Peter, he is at gkayesmusicscene@aol.com

I bought a PSR3000 from George a week or 2 ago. I am very happy with the whole experience.

Thru email, he helped me with my questions, the price was right and he got the keyboard to me, into Chicago in the same week.



[This message has been edited by MrEd (edited 04-30-2005).]

Hi Guys:

I just bought the psr3000 from George's Music at a great price and he's a nice guy.
I should receive it in about a week. Looking forward to working with it.
If anyone is considering buying one, now's the time.

Peter

Peter,
Thank you for the kind words. Your PSR3000 is ready to go! Fed X will pick it up tomorrow morning and you will receive it in Florida Monday of next week. I put the CD in the box I told you I will be sending along with the keyboard.
Thanks Again,
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California

Congratulations Peter!!
I think that you will be happy with it.

When you read all of the different posts that have been written on so many different keyboard brands and models, you can see that no 2 people look at the same keyboard in exactly the same way.

With the PSR3000, you can adjust, tweak, modify, change pretty much anything you want and make it or customize it to your specific preference.

Lots of great help with how-tos and downloads at places like psrtutorial.com.

Have fun!

And a big thank you to MrEd! Without you guys and gals at the Synthzone I wouldn't have as much business and as nice of customers. Thanks to you all!
George Kaye

George, You're welcome.

Let me know when you get your hands on the new Behringer Keyboard amps.
I'm still interested to hear how good it sounds for that small of a package and price.

Thanks.
Ed

MrEd
Thanks. I think I'm gonna love it.

Peter

Peter....Congratulations on your choice of
Psr 3000...enjoy it you will love it....and you bought it from a good source.....
Tony

Thanks Tony....I'll keep you posted on my progress with the 3K.

I have a question that I just posted in the PSRTurtorial group also.

Does anyone here use a laptop when doing a OMB? I would be interested getting your opinions about that.
Thanks.

Peter

Peter, I'd advise creating another thread about OMB. That's a totally separate topic.

First, SEARCH this forum. There are many posts about it.

Thanks SemiLiveMusic,that's probably the best way to go. I looked in this forum but I didn't see anything that mentioned using a laptop with a OMB...unless I missed it. I saw one that talks about using a laptop in regard to sheet music. That would be a little different than using it with midi sequences.

Thanks.

Peter

Peter...just to give you an idea of the 3000
I had two guys come into my restaurant last night..one plays guitar and the other plays k/b....and they wanted to sit in and do a few numbers and I let them and let the k/b player use my 3000...he didn't want to get off the stage....he couldn't believe the sound and the ease of the 3000....he said that he has 5 different k/b at home wnd when he gets home he will sell them all and look for a 3000...go with peace of mind knowing that you have just acquired one fantastic
keyboard...enjoy and good luck..
Tony Rome

[This message has been edited by Tony Rome (edited 05-04-2005).]

Peter,

There are several of us using laptops for our performances, and the vast majority feel they are the best thing since sliced bread. There have been numerous posts both here and at PSR-Tutorial about this subject, and a quick search of both sites should answer most of your questions.

Gary

Tony thanks for the encouraging words. The people on this site and at PSR-Tutorial are amazing. Incredibly generous with their time and knowledge.

Gary, I just went back 10 pages and didn't find anything that memtioned laptops. I got tired and stopped, but I'll keep looking. If you know exactly where the info is please let me know otherwise I'll be patient and keep searching back thru each page. Thanks again.

Peter

Peter...
Make it easier on yourself by using the SEARCH feature at the top right of the page.

Eddie

Eddie....Thanks for the tip. I didn't even look up there.

Peter