We hope to hear some great songs from you now Don Congrats on a great Choice!!

Thanks Donny,
It came at 4:00 p.m. and I unboxed it and took it to work at 5:30. Set it up, set up the Vocal processor, loaded a few things I had saved from the old Tyros, set up one bank of registrations and played the job.
First impressions are that it is very goodj!
HankB is on his way to my house right now. I have the Bose PAS set up and he is bringing the Barbetta 31Cs. We will A-B the systems and I will decide for myself about the stereo issue, or non-issue, whichever it is.
Later today I will convert the Musicfinder names, install the Hard drive, load text files and generally tweak it to my needs.
I have a double tomorrow, and a double Saturday, so it has to be ready.
More later,
DonM

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Don, Congratulations !

Scott

Don, I can't wait to hear some recordings with your new Tyros2 and your masterful guitar work..

Don't forget to change those Vocalizer settings according to Gary's Tyros 1 settings. Also, don't forget to play arround with the touch sensitivity for the SA voices.

Well guys, we hooked up both systems, running both systems flat with some very slight e.q. on the T2 mixer. I fully expected the T2 to sound better than the Barbettas, particularly the Piano, from what I've read.
We first ran line outs from the left and right outputs into two channels on the Bose. Again, no presets, the Bose was set flat.
We listened to the Pianos, organs guitar, styles, brass -- everything. It sounded fantastic.
Then we disconnected the cables and ran them directly into the Barbettas, left and right.
It sounded good, but nowhere near as good as the Bose. We tried all the same instruments and even used the demos from the Tyros. Again, they sounded good.
Disconnected again and ran back into the Bose. It was like night and day, the Bose sounds far better. No phase cancellation, no problem with the leslie effects or S.A. voices. I don't understand what the problem is; to me there is no problem.
I was ready to junk the Bose and buy two powered speakers again, but there is absolutely no need to do that. I would be going backwards.
Just my opinion, but one shared by my trusted friend and long-time music pro Hank Bowman.
And they were HIS Barbettas!
We spent about 45 minutes testing this, but it really only took 30 seconds to hear what we needed to hear.
DonM


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Don: What model(s) make up the components of your Bose PAS?

Don, I think the biggest problem with Yamaha mono thing..is summing to mono within the keyboard..Maybe running left and right into a mono amp helps..you should still have some phase cancellation, but most likely less noticeable than the Yamaha sum output..

All the best with your T2 Don.

One L1 and one B1.
DonM