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#359252 - 01/22/13 01:56 PM
Comparisons
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#359253 - 01/22/13 02:01 PM
Re: Comparisons
[Re: Fran Carango]
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#359284 - 01/23/13 01:01 AM
Re: Comparisons
[Re: Dnj]
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It's like DonM writes in his comparison between the PA3X and the PSR950, and as you know I own the PA800 and the PSR750 here included in this comparison:
The Korg PA800 and no doubt the PA600 too outshines the PSR750
as regards ease of progamming ( touch screen),songbook, drum sound and drum progamming ,strings and possibly sax.... The PSR750 has better guitars,electric pianos,organs and voices. The acoustic piano on the PSR750 is better than on the PA800, what I hear here there ain't much of a difference between the two in this comparison. I also think that these comparisons are only relative as there is so much you can alter by merely changing the final overall EQ settings of each arranger. I for one am very happy owing both and would recommend any of you who has approx. 2200 to 2600 euros to spare to get both, rather than splashing out 3500 euros for either a tyros 4 or a pa3x.
regards,
John
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