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I use most of the time my headphones not the speakers on the Havian so for me it is not a problem. Overall I am very happy with the Havian. The keys play very nice and are very silent. I have had the pa 600 but didn't like the keys and on the Havian there is not much I missed from the pa 600.

Just buy a small mixer as I did and you can use your Ipad with the Havian

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I have heard that several times. Yamaha and Roland have much more styles. Maby that is true but for me is the quality of the styles more important then the quantity. That's why I have a Korg arranger they have the best styles. My opinion ofcourse

I think your brain needs a update. Clearly you have little understanding of computer technology (and that is fine) so please remember that this keyboard is a computer my friend - consider for a moment the billions of permutations that would be required to perform a 100% acceptance test - impossible ...

You seem to forget that Korg provided 62 free styles since the lauch of the PA3x. I don't see Yamaha doing that.

So you think the Roland BK 9 is a flagship arranger? With those tiny non touch screen screens no sample option no semi weighted keys no full synth options, no aftertouch etc etc.

As far I can see the Roland is the lower end arranger with a high end price.

You forget the Korg PA 588 and probably soon the PA688. Even better for a pianist.

Assyrianpianist wrote:

Frans N wrote:I can buy a 88 keys krome for less

Yes, but Krome is not an arranger keyboard. For that matter, Kronos is cheaper than PA3x as well and it sounds 100 times better. I own both keyboards.

Ok you are right but you can buy 2 PA600's for one BK 9 and together they are 122 keys

@ Frans N, For you, it seems you do not want more keys than 61, and you place high value on having a touch screen. Fine so the choice is different for you. And I can understand your reasons for thinking the BK-9 is too expensive. But maybe you can explain in a bit more detail why you think the ...

Still too much money for what the BK 9 has to offer. Look at the PA600 what you get for 999 Euro's and has a touch screen no need to buy an expensive Ipad. I want a Nexus 7 anyway.

Please reread my post. That's EXACTLY what I was pointing out above Definitely we do not point the same thing ! I do not want to buy any extra controller , in that case I could easily design a small board and some holes to control all already included Pa3X goodies in Pa600 , I just demand as a ...

One more entertainer keyboard with about zero relevance for band keyboarders. Roland BK-9 is serious competitor for PA3X and killer of PA-600. For band keyboardists there is Roland V-Combo VR-09, which is more flexible in real life then M50/KROME, and BTW much more easy to use for recording ...

Yes but the samples are protected and don't work.

This is the Musikant set. You need to buy the SD dongle to unprotect the sounds.