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#215022 - 09/08/05 07:14 PM I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
ViLo Offline
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Registered: 06/30/01
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Loc: Dallas Tx., USA
Save more money and get the PSR3000??

Finally I was able to save some money, so i went to GC today to look @ the PSR1500 [they don't have the 3000] and then I tought, should I buy it or save some more and get the 3000?

Well??

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#215023 - 09/08/05 09:50 PM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
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Hola.....Hello, save for the PSR 3000, you will not regret it!!!.
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#215024 - 09/08/05 09:54 PM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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Quote:
Originally posted by mdorantes:
Hola.....Hello, save for the PSR 3000, you will not regret it!!!.



I'll second that

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#215025 - 09/09/05 02:50 AM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
Stephenm52 Offline
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Registered: 04/13/05
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Ditto here, save for the 3000.

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#215026 - 09/09/05 03:02 AM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
Graham UK Offline
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Registered: 01/20/01
Posts: 1925
Loc: Lincolnshire UK
For a similar price to the PSR1500 I would go for the Korg PA50 or better still pay the extra for the PSR3000 as all the above replies agree.

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#215027 - 09/09/05 05:04 AM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
ricok987 Offline
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Registered: 04/21/00
Posts: 203
Loc: N Brunswick, NJ, US
I have a psr3000, and a pa50. Funny thing-neither board satisfies me completely, but the two of them together do. It's like I have all the bases covered. I would think if you are using the keyboard for performing out-save for the 3000, if youe are not performing out any only want to spend 800-900 get the pa50 instead. I would think that if you got the 1500, and down the road was able to get a few more $ you would be kicking youreslf. BTY-I only paid $1325 for my psr3000 so 400 extra bucks is no big deal.

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#215028 - 09/09/05 05:17 AM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
ViLo Offline
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Posts: 461
Loc: Dallas Tx., USA
Thanks guys!!

I was tempted by the Korg PA60 [I think] long time ago, but I'm very familiar with the Yamaha boards [PSR 640 PSR2000 etc.] so I'll save some more for the PSR3000.

Thanks Again!!

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#215029 - 10/04/05 09:51 PM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
casiobot Offline
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Registered: 04/04/05
Posts: 132
Take a listen:
http://www.casio-europe.com/euro/emi/wk3700/sound/

You might save some money yet!

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#215030 - 10/04/05 10:11 PM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
jamman Offline
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Registered: 08/24/04
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Loc: City of Angels in the golden s...
PA 50 instead of 1500 ,period.soundwise no comparism.

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#215031 - 10/04/05 11:02 PM Re: I have $800.00 Should I go for the PSR1500 or...
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Registered: 01/28/05
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Loc: Oradea, RO
i agree jamman! if someone is looking for good sounds, korg is the go!
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