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#191813 - 03/26/01 08:30 AM
Re: SD 1 Demo
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Registered: 01/30/00
Posts: 367
Loc: Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Hey Senior Member,
How did you know? Yeah, Monday mornings are tough . . . and I was a wee bit cranky. Sorry if I over-reacted earlier. I've had tons of coffee and am just now entering my human persona. I suppose the Stevizard handle is a bit flashy - but I'm just a flashy guy (not that I wear a ton of gold like Tom Moon).
Yeah, it's funny but if you check my posts on Monday morning . . . on second thought - don't. Guess I'm more ready to retire than I thought. Problem is, I've got another 13 years until 62 (hurry up old age).
Gosh, I wish I was as old as Uncle Dave! Say Dave, what was it like to dance in front of Benny Goodman's band?
Regards to all, Steve
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#191819 - 03/27/01 09:43 AM
Re: SD 1 Demo
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Registered: 10/31/00
Posts: 233
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Originally posted by George Kaye: I've had the SD1 now for over 2 months along side the 9000 pro, and both of these keyboards are great. Sounds are strong on both, features are strong on both, ergonomics goes to Yamaha while the style quality goes to Solton.
Hi Goerge As a kn6000 owner, I always assumed that the "Yamaha's"(9000's etc) where quite difficult to use by comparison to the kn6000. Anyway George, I have had an offer to get a yamaha 9000 pro - and could have one by the end of the week. What I want to know is: is the Yamaha 9000 pro advanced enough to Part exchange my kn6000 for? (my dealer is asking £1000 +my kn6000 now - although i may have to find my own speakers.). I want good Acoustic Piano sounds, and also good string/Cello/Viloin sounds as well, plus the usual ones too. Are the soloist sounds better than the PSR9000? - and is there any advancement over the psr9000 at all in the Pro version? (I understand it has more ROM (48), so does that mean the Pro 9000 has more - and better samples?. Also what speakers would you recommend (cheapo ) to start me off. I only play at home george, so 40 watts or so would be enough but wouldn't want to pay more than £100 ($150-$160) All in all - is the Yamaha 9000 pro, a good all round keyboard that can be "professional" without any other keyboard connected to it (though i do have a Yamaha A4000 sampler) I am one of these "one keyboard band" types! - and like a excellent set of sounds all in one unit (never taken to modules - despite my purchase of a sampler - which is slow to use, and I don't use it that often now). If the sampler on the Pro 9000 is good, then I may get rid of the Yamaha A4000 sampler, and use that as a sole source for sampling. regards Tony
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