But.....You can't teach an Old "Roland" Dog
New Tricks while we were in the Toy department of Sam Ash & GC this morning.......I'm sure Fran will post an indepth review also.



[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 09-25-2007).]

A picture is worth a thousand words

Where was that !!!!!

There are NO stores in my area , save for one GC , and they don`t have any arrangers higher than a PSR-E403 !!

Do they have a brand new sealed in box PSR-3000 ?

Fran the keys are not that good , but it`s the rubber buttons that bug me,

But I have to admit , the S900 is the most value for the money.
It has everything , even stuff the Pa-800 lacks ( notation and score for one `er 2 )

I got to know where that place is !!!!!

Have fun !

Gary

Sorry I didn`read , Sam Ash and GC , but where ?

Gary

My guess is the 2nd pic was taken at the Cherry Hill or Franklin Mills Sam Ash store near Philly.

I like the PSR-S900 for the very reason that it provides alot for the $$$...good enough for my doodling.

BTW - Fran, I couldn't help notice how your thumbs don't work...hope they heal soon!

Tim


[This message has been edited by CoasterTim (edited 09-25-2007).]

Both stores are in Cherry Hill, NJ..


My thumbs are drooping from playing the heavy key action of the S900...

Sorry I can never get use to the size and feel of the PSR type keys..The Tyros effort at semi weighted are a little better ,but not nearly enough..and still under sized..

I am use to the Roland G bed and there are no comparison to me..

You can have an average piano sound and a great key fell will make it sound better because of the touch..On the other hand..a great piano sound with a poor key feel..is unacceptable..

You knew that was coming.

I tried to flip his thumbs around but didn't like the way it turned out.

-mike

I guess I will need one of these now.. http://www.tipjars.com/electronic-tip-jar-s/TJB-Demo/Tip-Jar-Demo