AUDYA 5 represents the new state dell' art of the contemporary Arranger keyboards. It is equipped of powerful player an audio one and Real only Arranger in its kind, with a sonorous generation. The rich series of interfaces includes poured them a door configurabili video, logons audio and three doors USB in order to connect multimediali computers and other devices.

3,849.00 EUR = 4,757.38 USD

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 05-19-2010).]

Audya 4 expander Module 3298.00 Euro = US $4046.64

http://www.musik-schmidt.de/gb-Ketron-Audya-4.html


Audya 5... 3,849.00 EUR = 4,757.38 USD
http://www.musik-schmidt.de/gb-Ketron-Audya-5.html

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 05-19-2010).]

like i said in another post:


$4,000. Is way way expensive. (for module)

And Ketron are their worst enemies.
As they are pricing themselves out of the competition

Leezone,

Don't buy one then, can we agree to disagree that you won't buy one, ever and then can we can get on with life. I think you have said it many times that Ketron is the most expensive bit of kit on the market, I for one agree with you, but the're still in business, how does that pan out, transmission ended.

Just wait a few years and buy a used one off ebay when someone dumps it for less. BUt by that time everyone else will be ahead...

Tony. Dnj

just because i state a fact and say it's expensive.
Does not mean I will not buy it
in fact if it does not have the problems the audya has now I will buy it.
a few gigs will pay it off

and even after I own it I will still say it's expensive
and will also say it's the best sounding arranger

Good luck Lee I know you'll do good with it...but I'm still not sold on it.
A happy Yamaha player I remain for now.

Right now I use my xd3 80% of time over my g70

when my Audya arrives. I have a feeling the % will be way higher. ;-)

Lee what ever works....what a player does with their gear is the key to good music.
its a personal thing that each has to be comfortable playing in every aspect.
There are many ways to create music...
go for it!

... including Ketron. The technology advancements over the next 5 years will by far exceed what we've seen over the last 5 yrs... in keyboards and everything else.

Glenn