Hi Donny,
Sorry, bit confused , what exactly is the superior technology?

superior means most money, right? OK.

Rikki do you really think the inside sampling quality layers of the sounds is the same between the two units?
There is a reason for the price difference.

Tone Generating Technology Genos

AWM Stereo Sampling, AEM technology
Polyphony Number of Polyphony (Max.)
256 (max.) (128 for Preset Voice + 128 for Expansion Voice)
Preset Number of Voices
1,652 Voices + 58 Drum/SFX Kits
Featured Voices 10 Revo! Drums/SFX, 76 Ensemble, 390 Super Articulation!, 75 Super Articulation2!, 82 MegaVoice, 40 Sweet!,
81 Cool!, 160 Live!, 24 Organ Flutes!

Sounds like a line out of the Godfather movie. Good luck and congrats with the Genos.

I like, I enjoy, I love my Yamaha Sx900. Don’t anybody say anything about it, it would make me unhappy. I feel the same about my kids.

John C.

the BS bickering !!!

People buy what they WANT, NEED, WORKS FOR THEM, CAN AFFORD, WHATEVER ... NOTHING is perfect for everyone no matter who says what ...

I have found when you find a keyboard that to you is the best.. you usually keep it for ten years..


With this thought... let us see who has the same keyboard longer then the payment schedule.

It happened twice for me with arrangers.. 10 years G1000... 13 years and counting G70... And not to forget... 56 years and counting, my accordion

Fran, I agree - when you find the one that fits, you tend to keep it for a decade or more - at least that has been my experience over the past 30 years. I sure got a lot of mileage out of my PSR-3000, then the S-950, which I still own.

All the best,

Gary

Fran, you’re probably one of the sanest ones amongst us. Haha

Sorry, and Gary.

My first AKB was the technics Kn1000 - pre Gen Midi - around 1992 (?) ... In 27 years I've had 4 ... Kn1000, Kn6000, KORG Pa600 (the least amount of time) KORG Pa900 ...
I've gotten more than my money's worth out of them...