As I contemplate purchasing a 900, I keep reading that it's not conducive for live play. I never had a problem with my (way back) 3000 - it worked like a champ and was able to change songs/do medleys without a glitch.


Tell me this board is designed for live play.

I know full well that we don't have to read posts that we find annoying, however when we're bombarded with a sometimes WEEKLY series of 'purchase/avatar change/demo barrage/after-purchase questions/effusive praise/notice of return or sale', all interspersed with liberal dollops of advice to others on what THEY should buy.

It's none of my business, I know, but on a forum, what you choose to share becomes everybody's business.

chas

a) some people just need constant attention
b) I don't believe half of the "latest purchase" remarks
c) less "keyboard of the week" posts hopefully will lead to more actual "music talk?"

Donny, save yourself the Yama-angst. It's back to Korg for you, lad.

Donny, I'm sorry Mark decided to rehash this; I thought it was dead and buried. But just out of curiosity, what is it you think I'm so "angry" about? I've often praised your vocal ability and musicianship and yes, I have sometimes expressed puzzlement over some of your buying decisions (none of my business for sure) but so have most of the other members of this forum except for your enablers who continue to encourage you in this costly and seemingly endless pursuit of the 'perfect' keyboard. I think most of us have concluded, rightly or wrongly, that what you're really pursuing is a cure for 'boredom in retirement'. I mean, who cares how quickly you can retrieve a song on a live gig if you aren't playing any live gigs? Look, I'm not angry and bear you no ill will. I responded to what appeared to me to be destructive behavior but I had no right to do that, so my apology's. Have a good day.

chas