Hello from Taiwan

[yenlung]

Hello, everyone! I am very happy finally officially joined this forum (after 10 years!)

My first arranger keyboard was a CASIO. I did learn how to play an arranger on that keyboard, but not satisfied with the sound quality. Since then, I had an urge to buy a YAMAHA arranger.

I finally got my first YAMAHA PSR while I went to University of California, Irvine for graduate study. I forgot which model I got, but that was the best YAMAHA I could got from Best Buy at that time.

I was happy for a while, but I wanted to get an even better one. So I sold my YAMAHA when I went back to Taiwan, and thought I would soon buy a new, excellent keyboard. That's about the time PSR-2100/3000 and I started to read the posts from this forum every now and then.

However, after 10 years later, I still had not bought any new PSR!

About four years ago, I thought that I was going to learn synth workstation, and just need a simple arranger, so I bought a NP-V80. While I was about to buy an workstation, I got a new job assignment and had been extremely busy.

Recently, I was finally "back to normal" life, and during these days, I figured a good arranger keyboard was still the best for me. Of course I wanted to buy a Genos, but I knew my wife will kill me.

I finally convinced my wife that I need a new keyboard, and I have received my PSR S975 just yesterday. So far, I am very happy with my new S975, but of course still have lots to learn.

[Toril S]

Hello Yenlung. Congratulations with your new S975. I have the same keyboard, and is very happy with it! Have fun😀

[panos]

Hello my friend have fun with the s975!
I guess people in Taiwan are good with electronics so you probably will do just fine 

[DrakeM]

Hello and welcome to the Yammie club. 

Just remember to take a break every now and then to SLEEP.

Congrats on getting the S975.

Regards
Drake

[Roger Brenizer]

Hi Yenlung,

Welcome to the forum and thank you for becoming a member.  I'm sure you'll learn a great deal about your new PSR-S975 keyboard here on the forum and will experience many pleasurable hours playing it.

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