Hello everyone

[charliepud]

Hello everyone Just joined this forum as I am looking to change from my Technics keyboard to a psr sx600/700 and looking for tips on which to choose 

[Ronbo]

Charliepud

Hello and welcome to the forum

It would be to your advantage to spend as much as you can on a new keyboard; even if it hurts a little now. 

You won't regret it

All the best

Regards

Ron 

[charliepud]

Thanks Ron. will bear that in mind   

[Divemaster]

Hi Charliepud.

Welcome, and my advice would be the same as Ron.
Buy the PSR-SX700. It is a very very good keyboard with all you will ever need from an arranger.
Sure, there are even more expensive models, but for me the touch screen on this model is so so much more intuitive to use than having to press endless buttons.
I think if you bought the SX 600 you would soon wish you'd gone with the SX 700.
Just my opinion, but I've got 2 of them!
You can listen to some of the music I've played on my PSR-SX700 here on my performer page.

https://psrtutorial.com/perf/keithSimpson.html

Keith.

[Roger Brenizer]

Hi Charlie,

Welcome to the forum and thank you for becoming a member. Please let us know which Yamaha keyboard you purchase in the near future.

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We're so glad you've decided to become a member and very happy you've decided to become a part of this great forum family. If you have any questions, then please just ask. Many of our members are always very willing to help you.

[charliepud]

Thank you to Keith and Roger for your replies, I am going to a keyboard shop sometime next week to listen to them in the flesh 

[charliepud]

Hi all, just letting you know, I listened to both keyboards in the flesh, and your advice and decided on the sx700. Thank you 

[Divemaster]

Well done.
I really hope that you get as much pleasure from playing your keyboard as I do playing mine.
You've made a good choice. The PSR-SX700 is a super arranger keyboard.

Keith

[overover]

Welcome to the PSR Tutorial Forum, Charlie!


Best regards,
Chris

[charliepud]

Thanks Chris