Most folks I have visited with, have only had their Genos a year or two. Many are just starting to scratch the surface of the capabilities of this keyboard.

Can’t imagine there will be a Genos 2(if there is one) for a few years yet. The Genos strikes me as one arranger that could be almost completely upgraded just via software.

The fellow selling in the PSR forum is stepping down to a PSR S model.

If you follow the Genos section on the PSR Tutorial, which I do as a moderator, you come to the realization that few individuals have scratched the surface at this stage of ownership. It is a highly complex instrument and requires a lot of serious study time of the manual and forums to fully understand the inner workings of this wonderful keyboard, something many individuals are not willing to do.

Good luck,

Gary

The Genos has only been out for a year as of November 2018! so not even two years old yet!

So then the question raises..are arrangers becoming too complicated, given the average age of its users? Some I are quite adept at the intricacies of their boards and software programs...but can more and more complications multiplying the size of user manuals can become a hindrance rather than an enhancement? At some point, don't the useful improvements peak, and the rest become clutter?