(12-22-2023, 02:46 PM)Chello Wrote:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(12-22-2023, 02:16 PM)Graham UK Wrote: Reading reports that many owners of Genos 1 instead of changing to G2 are keeping G1 and purchasing an additional Korg Pa5X.
This choice gives a good alternative combination.
Graham
I have read the same thing and this should give anyone and everyone something to think about.
There is also a growing number of users who have had both the G1, G2 and Pa5X who say the Pa5X is the best choice.
So Yamaha has by no means succeeded in making a G2 that is better than either the G1 or the Pa5X.
The Ketron Event is said to perform at least as well as the Pa5X, but has a very complicated and unmanageably different layout to what both Yamaha and Korg have.
PS:
I've never understood why Yamaha doesn't spend a little extra money to give the DGX series more resources - the DGX-670 has better acoustic pianos than the Genos, and the best keybed of all the Yammies (although I say the T1 has the best, the DGX is best), plus all sounds are as good as anyone else's.
I've often thought about what would have been possible if you doubled the DGX-670's price...
The DGX is the only model I could think of buying, and an updated more advanced one would surely have swept all competitors to sea.
So, Yamaha: Please make a DGX-680 - for ME.
A Yamaha customer support member stated DGX is not sold in large quantities...Myself I'm not so sure about that. Possibly Yamaha doesn't promote it because the profit returns are lower.
With the lack of general coverage of the DGX670 model it's not brought to the customers attention.
Even with my health problems I push myself to play everyday because of the DGX high quality voice samples and with a key-bed that's a joy to play.
Remembering my previous board was Tyros5-76 which was good, but I get as much pleasure playing the DGX670 at a fraction of price.





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