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[This message has been edited by Scottyee (edited 01-31-2002).]

Think of years ago when an "UPGRADE" meant a NEW KEYBOARD!

That's not really the point. Everybody knows how far keyboards have come. The fact is, it seems that Yamaha advertised one thing, and delivered another.
Incidentally, their silence on this matter is almost deafening. As if we are not worthy of even an explanation.
DonM

Now isn't that the truth DonM!!!!!!
I thought it was against the law to
False Advertise anything???????
NOT!!!!! Enjoying the 9000 PRO so much these day's
Denny
PS I'm still in hope Yamaha will make this right!!!!!!!!

how do I find out if my PSR2000 is from the early batch and needs the chip to be changed.

Shakil,
Turn your KB off, then push down these keys:
C#2 F2 G#2 at the same time.
Now turn the power on.
Your KB will now be in test mode.
Use the tempo plus & minus to move from test to test.
Push plus to check ver. it is the first test.
Now push the start/stop button, this will tell you which version you have.
If your KB hasn't been upgraded it will read:
Main Boot---- 1.03
Main Program--1.00
All Other-----1.00
Just like most of us here in the US. !
Regards,
Nobby

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[This message has been edited by Nobby (edited 01-31-2002).]

if yamaha play tough on style issue. I think
its going to endup like casio. You can't find
any styles on the internet for mz2000 and look at the sale of this keyboard compared
to psr.(ms2000 is a good quality board, but the avalibilty of software is poor), I am also very disappointed if psr2000 OS can't be updated via software download. I really need to update the OS,
so many bugs in ver.1.00, We all mislead by Yamaha's false advertising. I am a loyal customer of yamaha and has purchased more than ten yamaha keyboards. I think I might
have to reconsider Roland, Korg, Solton, etc..

With the ever increasing advent of new arrangers comming out this year, it doesn't look "too great" for the Yamaha 10000 it has to be said. What's bad for one board...could be equal to another. Lets just say if Yamaha released a "10000 pro" tomorrow..would you go out and buy it having read this thread? - I would be "iffing" and "butting" - no doubt. If a Yamaha 10000 does evolve, don't forget to read the small print - you may be glad you did - in time..

O8

Oh henry,

Valid points ...very much so. That is exactly why I got rid of my MZ2000. It had a couple of OS bugs and virtually no support for it from the company or the internet and no provisions for an upgrade. Other than that I liked it just fine. It had some sounds that I really liked ( not all but quite a few ) and that I can't match on the PSR2000. Today I saw my old MZ2000. It is still on display at the place where I traded it in last summer. ( I knew it had been mine because it had the tiniest scratch on the left rear of the board. ) Now, I am so disillusioned with Yamaha over this OS issue and the style issue, that I nearly considered offering to trade my PSR2000 in for it, but then I'd be back to square one, wouldn't I ? I would seriously entertain a trade for a VA3 / VA5 though.

" Korg " AJ



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