Guess what? the KN7000 is still the best Keyboard out there!

the new korg only has 62 note polyphony and is not even expandable. The Harmonizer is optional and the list is like 3,500.....without any add ons....

Hi benthepianoboy:
I do agree with you, Technics is by far the best.
What's a pianoconsultant?
John C.

A Piano Tuner Tuned Bad???

Bebop
I wonder if Ben works for Colton selling pianos in Sacramento?

For sheer features, sounds, upgradeability, and build quality the Wersi Abacus is by far the best arranger keyboard available today but its quite cost prohibitive ($7,000+ USD).

In the price range of under $3500 arranger keyboards I feel the KN7000 has no competiton. Given the fact the KN7000 can be had for much less than $2700 via mail order, its a real bargain.

Yamaha's Tyros is also very good but the sounds to me don't seem as realistic as those on the KN7000 and the Technics sequencer is amazing. Yamaha's sequencer on the other hand is quite poor.

"In the price range of under $3500 arranger keyboards I feel the KN7000 has no competiton. Given the fact the KN7000 can be had for much less than $2700 via mail order, its a real bargain."

Where for much less then $2700?????


Jerry

I work for Larrick Piano and Organ in Sacramento. I sell steinway, Boston, Knabe, also Technics and Suziki digital pianos. That being said- I like techincs so much that I bought my own kn7000.......