Yamaha PSR 3000
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The PSR-3000 offers the most value for the dollar of any arranger keyboard we make, with new features previously reserved for the top models like Mega Voice technology, color screen, 3-part vocal harmony, microphone input, video out, virtual organ drawbars and organ flutes that use modeling technology. In addition, SmartMedia capability and USB "TO DEVICE" for connecting hard drives, thumb drives and floppy disk drives finally bring large media storage to this level of product, and broadband for connecting the keyboard directly to the Internet and downloading content - an industry first. And finally, there are still features that even a beginner would appreciate like performance assistant technology for song playback that, when enabled, insures that even a non-player cannot make a mistake. Convenience, quality and expandability - the PSR-3000 has it all |
Casio WK 1800
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This is a very basic keyboard. It has 76 full-size keys (6.5 octaves) allowing for greater movement for practising piano scales. In addition it has an excellent library of custom styles and rhythms, some of which are heavy on bass and drums. I use it mostly for practice at home and for sound effects in my recordings. |