I like this one:
"Other things:

The 76 key action is great, feels firm, plays smooth and is really expressive. I love it."

I've decided either the pa800 or the E60 is the one I will get..but neither of them are here yet to try and i finally
have a pretty full calendar, woudn't cha know it!! So i have an idea..why don't we all choose sides and fight it out..just
based on what we have read. those T2 vs G7vs pa1x arguments are getting so boring...and most of the ones arguing haven't tried the other side's kb anyway..so this way it will at least be even-steven!!! equal ignorance! I love it.

Ok, here goes: hey guys, i'm trying to decide between the
E60 and the pa800. I'd prefer 76 keys, but it has no vocalizer...who can give me some advice? I play mostly
jazz and latin and blues, and use mostly just bass and drums in the arranger...which has the better, louder speakers? hipper styles for my groove/ better piano, rhodes, vibes, guitars, organs, strings, vocalese scat...

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Miami Mo

The PA800 is here in my store and more are shipping any day now. They are definetely available before NAMM show. There are no bugs in this new keyboard.
George Kaye
Kaye's Music Scene
Reseda, California

Hello George,

I there any chance you could give us your impressions on the Roland E-60 and Korg PA800? I, like the previous poster, am looking at these models for possible consideration. Any input you could provide would be extremely valuable. Thank you.

There is a quick study of the new Korg here that you may have missed.
http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/014553.html

Hope this helps.

have seen that, great but still not a comparison to E-60

have seen that, great but still not a comparison to E-60

i will post after this weekend a report about e60. in this couple of hours since i've got it... i just could not play enough with it! if you know what i mean!

is just great!!!