The specs mentioned by Dreamer were preproduction preliminary specs subject to change without notice.

I am still waiting to find out if there is flash ram available for custom styles and if it is possible to play a style directly from the floppy drive without loading it.

Larry

You'll have to pay the customs charge plus purchase a new power supply for US voltage. In addition, if your keyboard arrives defective, you will probably not want to ship it back to Europe. You will have to get Yamaha authorized repair which around here takes about 3 weeks.

I am considering the advantages and disadvantages of overseas purchasing. Just wanted to make people aware of the disadvantages.

Larry

I know, I'm thinking about it too maybe I'll wait and see what the price is going to be in the USA.

About the power supply, SynthPlanet is told me via e-mail that it'll come with 110 power supply.

Thanks Larry.

ViLo

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[This message has been edited by ViLo (edited 09-13-2001).]

Hope this will help you!
http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/pdfe/port/PSR2000E2.pdf http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/emi/pdfe/port/PSR2000E1.pdf

Yamaha says M.A.P, the lowest price that the keyboard should be sold for in the U.S. is $1199. At this price the dealer makes very marginal profit, and it may well not include accessories. I still believe we should buy first locally, if we have a decent dealer, and then within our own country. Even more so now than September 10. Our economy and our U.S. dealers need us. What's an extra hundred or so to receive good service?
If you're living in the U.S., please don't order it from another country and then ask U.S. dealers like George and Dan for help. (or me either). I'm getting patriotic in my old age.
DonM