honestly he was TOO good for the audience they sat there saying "I'm never gonna play like that"

But I bet he sold a boat load of T5's that night regardless !

dont be so sure it's mucho money for the working man to spend..especially in the euro markets..good thing there is a alternate S950 that is just as good and alot cheaper.

Actually he was the opening act. They were there to see this band perform.

https://app.box.com/s/r05y7hv4yes9o90zp60t

Jerryghr

This product is not marketed to the working man. It is actually marketed to the retired gentleman. And those people interested in this type of keyboard generally have the money to back it up !

I doubt if most of the punters in that audience were retired.

Pretty sizable crowd all the same...must have been a lot of punts tied up at the dock.

Peter always puts on a first-class presentation and the Tyros5 is, by all counts, quite an impressive instrument.

Ian

That's the beauty of economics bill . You see you don't have to sell to most of the audience , just those with the desire and finance to buy your product. If there were just 5 people there with the desire and finance to buy the T5 and they went ahead and purchased , that would have been a great result . However you forget we were vicariously part of that audience and I bet there were more than 5 people who fit the profile in the actual audience and who have watched it subsequently . That's why I am confident that demo helps sell a boatload of T5 to the target market that night and even those it was never intended for .

Looked to me that only a few had pulses, let alone money in their pockets, any money they have we probably sent it to them.