Were T2's manufactured elsewhere, then?

The Mega Enhancer is working well for file conversion for me. It takes T2 files and converts some of the voices to the new Mega Voices in the T3

All Tyros2's were manufactured in Japan as well...the T1 was in China, I believe.

Ian

pssst...the Phillies are up 2 games...


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Larry
SynthZone Map

George,

I still have my Technics KN7000. Is the T3 worth selling it off and investing in the T3 ?

Do you think the voices & features are comparable or better to the KN7000 ?

Thanks, Tim

The Phillies are done with LA...

Tim, The Kn7000 is a unique keyboard, it stands in a class by itself. But the features that made it one-of-a-kind are growing dimmer in light of what the new keyboards are offering.

Tyros 2 is ahead in many ways, I felt that the only shortcoming was the sequencer and some of the sounds. My prediction has been that the Tyros 3 will now bridge that gap.

John C.

Tim,
I would have to agree. It's like having a state of the art computer from 5 years ago to what you can buy today. The superarticulation voices on the T3 are very much more advanced than what you could possibly have in the technics. Plus, the quality of the styles in the latest offering would be considered much more exciting that the older 7000. There are many other improvements included the hard disk recording and newer USB connectors, etc.



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George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California
818-881-5566
www.kayesmusicscene.com

Tim, John is right. The KN7000 is unique and was well ahead of it's time. Changing keyboards is a very personal thing that only you can decide. Before you jump to a new keyboard, regardless of improvements in technology, try the new keyboard for several days before you make that final decision. I still can't find improvements in ANY keyboard that would make me want to leave the KN7000.