PA 800 vs PSR S900 wars / decisions

Posted by: jamman

PA 800 vs PSR S900 wars / decisions - 02/02/08 12:56 PM

Somemembers asking Dnj about going back to Yammy.I can understand him why.Zuki will report his opinions too after he uses the machine for 1 wk live.

If you use arranger play for most part of your gig ,PSR is looking really good(even though I like Korg for the most part).

read my review.
http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/016829.html


[This message has been edited by jamman (edited 02-02-2008).]
Posted by: Dnj

Re: PA 800 vs PSR S900 wars / decisions - 02/02/08 02:34 PM

There is no comparison.... the Korg is in a different leagues in so many ways.
one is $1000.00 more... I'd compare it to the T2 not the S900.

Wars?
Posted by: zuki

Re: PA 800 vs PSR S900 wars / decisions - 02/02/08 06:20 PM

I am super picky about my arranger for live play. I overlook some things on the 900 to get those PERFECT intergrated style changes. I do medleys of songs and constantly switch intros/endings/fills, etc and NEVER does it miss a beat - amazing. I love the comfort of knowing each stroke will respond in perfect timing.

I'll let you know about the 800.

zuki
Posted by: Uncle Dave

Re: PA 800 vs PSR S900 wars / decisions - 02/02/08 08:22 PM

If I didn't sing, and if I didn't care about how the keys felt, I'd have an s900, and an extra $1000 in my pocket, but since I care about those two items more than teh easy O/S etc .... I'll stick with the PA.
This point is almost as volitile as the performers who initiate it. We all have our wish lists, and we all make compromises.....even Fran with his Roland Love-Triangle ( ). Nothing's ever going to be perfect. We try to design it every few months, and what happens? Same ole, same ole. Sheesh....the little Giants are in the Superbowl - ANYTHING's possible!
Posted by: jamman

Re: PA 800 vs PSR S900 wars / decisions - 02/02/08 08:58 PM

Tyros (no speakers) is more to compare with Pa 2x(more keys),same price,no speakers.

mid level with on board speakers,is what I'm talking about(even though Pa 800 is more or less a PA2x functions/sound wise).