Hi friends
Just wondering.
I'm proud user of Casio WK 6600, and 7600, and the advantage of 100 user rhythms over only 10 is huge.
I'm closely monitoring the development of Casio Arranger pianos , since I'd like to buy one.
But Celviano AP 650 comes with only 10.
The only DP with somewhat more user rhythms slots is Privia PX 560, but it is more a stage than a "home" piano.
I'm just trying to figure WHY?
Is it that complicated to add 90 memory slots in the 21 Century?
M
Just wondering.
I'm proud user of Casio WK 6600, and 7600, and the advantage of 100 user rhythms over only 10 is huge.
I'm closely monitoring the development of Casio Arranger pianos , since I'd like to buy one.
But Celviano AP 650 comes with only 10.
The only DP with somewhat more user rhythms slots is Privia PX 560, but it is more a stage than a "home" piano.
I'm just trying to figure WHY?
Is it that complicated to add 90 memory slots in the 21 Century?
M