Hello all.
In past november I was playing my 9000 and decided to buy a new Kb .
For two weeks a tried Korg PA80, SD1 and VA7(version2).
I was a listener of experienced people in this forum,too.
Finally, today I am playing my new profi kb:
9000 Pro.
10 reasons for my decision:
1-Easy to operate.
2-Voices quality( for ex:Gran piano,Sweet sax,Latin percussion drums )
3-Superb and clean design.
4-128 notes polyphony
5-Weighted keys.
6-Quality and simplicity of styles.
7-NO bugs during operation.
8-Technical support in my city.
9-Technical Assist. in my city.
10-Superb vocal harmony.
Brasilian regards
Chico

ChicoBrasil,

I just wondering, what made you decide to buy the 9000pro over the SD1. If you play a lot of brazilian music personnaly I would have wanted the SD1. (and this is just my opinion)I have tried the 9000pro and I think the the brazilian styles on the SD1 sound real compared to the 9000pro. I mean a bossa and a samba sound the way they should sound.

But you most likly had a good reason. your tastes my be different from mine. well good luck on your new purchase.


[This message has been edited by mc (edited 12-08-2001).]

Hi Chico,

Congratulations on your new Pro
I think you'll like it.
even though MC might be right, there is hope.
The new psr-2000/CVP209 styles are much improved in the latin department, and you can download them on e-groups.
I found a lot of good styles which I really like, and they sound great in the Pro.

I know that some have been removed, but I might be able to send you some which I downloaded. I didn't get all of them.

Have fun. It is a great board.

Eric

Hi Mc

I tried Sd1 for one week and now I can make
some comments:
I like voices and styles,but...
I do not like this features.
1-Old design ( Solton Ms100 silver painted)
2-Bad location of pitch and modulationwhells
3-Bad location of start/stop and fill buttons.
4-Hard to change voices or styles at live performances.(worse with HD data)
5-Bugs with sampled drums fills when I change the tempo.
6-Weak tech. support in my country

My regards,Chico

Hello Eric.

I spent my entire Sunday working in the 9000
Pro memos.
It's a hard work but with a lot of fun.
This machine can to bend allll my desires.
Now.I'm looking for CVP Latin styles.
Can you help me?
MBR,Chico
compumusic@bol.com.br
franciscoalbuquerque@hotmail.com

Hello All.
What is the Yamie cod. of 9000 pro lamps?
Regards,Chico

Hello George

I'm looking for 9000 Pro Gooseneck lamps.
Can you help me?
My regards
Chico loving 9000Pro

Hi Chico,
After chasing around a lot of look-alikes (here in Australia), some cheap and some not so cheap, I opted for going back to my local Yamaha distributor (Yamaha Australia) who sent me a pair of goosenecks, over-night, at a good price.

Hi Chico,
there is one thing I don't understand: why did you write "Adios VA7?"
As far as I know you never owned a VA7....
Best regards,
Andrea
(a Ronaldo fan, by the way)

Chico,

Congrats on getting a Yamaha 9000PRO! I was one of the first to get it when it came onto the market. I bought it for exactly the reasons you listed (we must think alike).

My 9000PRO has been totally reliable - I haven't had a single problem with it.

The button layout is superb - everything is where it should be. Yamaha varied the size and shape of buttons to make them distinctive. I almost NEVER press the wrong button for anything.

The styles are straight-forward (not complicated or devoted to a single song) so I can use each style for multiple songs.

The voices are top-notch. I especially like the Sweet voices.

I hope you have a ton of fun with your new keyboard and have a merry Christmas.

Steve