Just testing the waters:
If I can get a used PA80 .... I'd part with the PSR3k, case, SD card and SMF library.
Maybe even a NEW PA50 ..... not sure about that yet..

I'm just spoiled by the key action of my new PA800, and I can't imagine EVER going back to a psr again. I don;t even want to play it at home.
Any ideas?

I would hold off on going as low grade as a PA50. The key action isn't any better than a psr3000. I should know-I own both.

$150 / E-600 / Case / Foot pedal / Mic

Don't worry, Dave, there are plenty of people out there who recognize the great value and quality of the PSR-3000, so you shouldn't have trouble getting a good price for it...although, the new PSR-S900 may hinder you a bit.

Good luck,

Ian

Thanx all....but this is about sticking with apples and apples. I just want something similar on top of my Rhodes, so I feel comfotable. The E600 won't do it, Zuki...thanx anyway !

Dave why not sell it on ebay?

That's always an option, but I'd like to keep it in the "family" first ! This is not a priority for me .... I don't care if it just sits for a while. Something will come up, I'm sure !

Hey, dude...got another GREAT Bontempi...Missing some keys...battery wire missing, but still...

R.

ohh Ohhh Ohhhh ... Misatah Kattah!
hee hee

I have some Fischer Price toys from when the kids were growing up[they may be increasing in value]..You want to trade for your "TOY"....

That's no way to talk about a man's brand new PA-800....show some respect for your elders.

Ian

Kids growing up? you?
Fran, watch out for the lead!

Can't imagine you giving up a this charming piece of keyboard history...you could use this on gigs when the big old Roland and Mediastation just won't do...LOOK even the keys are numbered...and those bright colors would keep you occupied for minutes.

Delightful.

Ian

elders? Dave is the youngest of the
"Three Amigos"

I meant in terms of musical experience/knowledge...he is a teacher, you know.




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Raise your hand if you want to address the class next time, Ian!



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