PSRSX900

I bought this psr-sx900 arranger on amazon warehouse as a used acceptable condition. What a gem of a find! It was not in acceptable condtion, it was in Excellent condition for over 30% off for a new one. Now I have some amazon gift cards I haven't used for a while, and so my total was then basically almost 60% off the new price. This sounds as good as my old tyros 3 but with way newer technology, the keys feel good, the sound is awesome, if you can score a good music keyboard, arranger, or synth on amazon warehouse, do it, the percentage off a new one is absolutely a bargain, i was expecting a banged up instrument, it was barely touched, pristine condition. Thanks amazon will make a lot of years of enjoyable music with this guy! Plus so much lighter than the old tyros saves the back!

This a Wonderful Key Board for an advanced enthusiast or a Professional Starting out. The key board features are as billed and there is nothing I can fault it for. The price point is amazing and I think the features are almost the same as a PSXR900 at a very much lower price. I had a great TECHNICS Key board that lasted 2 decades, It had better tonal quality "back in the day" than a Yamaha. Yamaha has now bridged the gap. I would recommend it to anyone who is a serious key board player.

Functions and sounds great. Good value considering it’s a step away from Genos. 61 keys compared to 88 that I’m used to on my last MODX8+ is something that I need to get used to. But everything else is amazing. You can upload or create your own styles of 400+ current ones aren’t enough.

This Keyboard is amazing!! I’ve always wanted a more professional workstation keyboard and it delivers. The sound quality, voices and editing features is superb. Props to Yamaha for creating a versatile instrument!

Ok, I didn't really need this keyboard because I have a Yamaha Tyros 5 workstation already. The Tyros 5 was the flagship keyboard when it came out in 2012, I believe. It sold for about $5000.00 brand new. I bought mine used for $3500.00. I love the Tyros, but Yamaha then released the Genos workstation about 6 years ago, and it has a touch screen and I was curious about the other upgrades. But it sells for $5999.00 the last time I checked, and that is out of my price range. But I purchased, instead, the Yahama PSR SX 700 workstation 61 key keyboard. It was $1600.00 plus tax and that IS in my price range. I still have my Tyros 5 in my home studio, but I am using my new "700" in my living room. It is a matter of convenience to have it out there for me. I am a self taught keyboardist and I am constantly watching online videos on how to play this or that. So with the new Yamaha PSR SX 700 in my living room, it is right in front of my 70" widescreen TV, so I can cast the videos right onto my televison and have the video playing right in front of me. So I can practice on it, as well as learn the new technology that Yamaha has put into it. There are 3 versions of the PSR SX models, the 600,( doesn't have the touchscreen), 700 and the 900, all at different price levels depending on how many bells and whistles you are willing to pay for. For me, the 700 was the best fit. The PSR SX700 and 900 have the same operating and display as the more expensive Genos. Now, I just got my new 700 delivered yesterday morning and I am pleased with it. It doen'st have all of the styles or voices my Tyros 5 has, but it has more than enough. The sound is very nice and the speakers are built-in, so there is no need to worry about a bunch of cable or wires Again, for me, the price is right, and the technology is up-to-date. Before you buy, take your time and look at all of the other options as I did. I think you will find that these newer Yamaha PSR SX series keyboards are a wonderful choice. I hope this helps you with your decision.

Tried to get else where and not available. So a got it cheaper. Really great and the features are fantastic. Been eyeing the Genos 1 and 2. 76 keys is nice but the price is too high. The psr sx 900 is great.

It has many functions, if you're not a regular keyboard player it's going to take some time to learn how to use all the features on it, you will have to be patient and have time to learn it.

I had two earlier versions of this instrument that I was satisfied with. Bought this one because my cat destroyed the older one and have had it for a little over a year. The sound is generally good but it is hard to use. Many of the voices are weird and a lot of the prerecorded styles are quite strange like oberkrainer waltzes and polkas and a lot of schlager styles. Maybe if you are German they would get some use. Even pop and rock styles are not nearly as good as on the older machines. Multi track recording is a chore. Really helps if you spring for a dedicated laptop to go with it. I love my Clavvnova but I think I will donate this to a charity and look for something better