Kris Nicholson YAMAHA Keyboard PSR-500 & PSR-510 Comparison

September 29, 2008 by
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Kris Nicholson YAMAHA Keyboard PSR-500 & PSR-510 Comparison

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25 Comments on Kris Nicholson YAMAHA Keyboard PSR-500 & PSR-510 Comparison

  1. hid37 on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    2. quite good video, well you made my choice, i think i’ll buy the 500

  2. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    3. Good Good Choice I love The PSR-500

  3. stan5557 on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    4. psr-500 is more i like!

  4. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    5. I Agree
    When i got the PSR-510 I kept on going back to the PSR-500 & I recently just bought 2 PSR-400 & PSS-51 whitch is the same family
    I sold my PSR-510

  5. sublimex2c on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    6. get a korg.

  6. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    7. I got 10 Korgs LOL.

  7. onlyvindy on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    8. Hi – I used to have these keyboard back in 90′s they are the best keyb…
    I feel standard keyboard should be at least GM standards and based on built in speakers with bass reflex… sound may be artificial. if you connect to standard amplifier then difference can be hard to find in terms of sound btw 500 & 510… add some sustain pedal to 510 overall… both keyboards 32 voice polyphony
    you reminded my old days…

    keep posting

  8. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    9. Wait till you see the video im going to make of my PSR-SQ16 its a PSR-500,510 & SY-22 in 1 plus a 16 track sequencer.

  9. SurferGuru on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    10. What the best keyboard to get for someone who never play? Am looking for one but i dont know what to get one that have many sound to it and also have a learning program on it sound great and hook to the computer. If you can help i would really like that.

  10. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    11. #1 Get Yamaha But what price range are you looking for in a keyboard.

  11. SurferGuru on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    12. 150 am thinking about the Yamaha PSRE313 Portable Keyboard

  12. SurferGuru on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    13. That badass i just look it up i like it but it cost to much for me. I only have 150 bucks :(

  13. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    14. Thays a great keyboard for the money but you should shoot for the PSR-E413 with a USB hook up and it has more voices and styles.

  14. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    15. Have you checkes on ebay because you can get realy good Keyboards to on Ebay.

  15. SurferGuru on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    16. yeah but i got rid off there tho :( am waiting for my money to get back from paypal.

  16. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    17. Oh OK I See

  17. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    18. The CTK-710 is a good keyboard But The Privia is a Great Choice.

  18. depredadorroberts on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    19. Oh… I jumped from the CTK-495 to a CTK-710, and the next one will be a Privia PX-320… Maybe it’s a BIIG step… so big that maybe it’s another broken dream… BUT, I WILL SURVIVE! Good luck everyone!

  19. 4Dsign on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    20. There’s an e403 demo that can help you on youtube: /watch?v=jLRjnHyINxU

  20. 4Dsign on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    21. watch?v=jLRjnHyINxU

  21. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    22. I See, Well not only i have a PSR-500 but i alson have 2 PSR-400′s & a PSS-51 witch is the littel brother of all of them.1 of the PSR-400 is for sale.

  22. tibitekutan on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    23. I had both. ;)

    The Casio CT-670 had some really nifty synth-sounds that were usable for techno genres (which were the rage at the time, heh)
    However, the lack of key velocity (in both keyboard & MIDI spec) and only 5-channel timbrality pushed me to beg for a PSR-500 a few months later.

  23. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    24. Did you have a YAMAHA PSR-500 Or A Casio CT-670

  24. tibitekutan on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    25. Haha, I swear… every professional & aspiring composer born in the 80s that I know has had their parents buy them a PSR-500 (that, or the Casio CT-670) — all bought from Costco curiously enough, and mostly because of that vinyl-scratching patch. ;)

    It truly was an amazing consumer synth at the time. I regret selling mine, considering it’s been a venerable master keyboard & sound source for my older midi sequences… :’(

  25. KMNKeybordValt on Mon, 29th Sep 2008 2:28 pm

    26. I need to buy a PSR-E403 First to put it on a demo.

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