[HANASHIR:16519] RE: Keyboard advice

[Adrian A. Durlester <adrian...>]

Donna:
 
A lot depends on what type and style of composing you plan on doing. Please
drop me a note off the list to adrian (at) durlester(dot)com , and we can 
discuss the
possibilities.
 
-Adrian
Adrian A. Durlester, MTS
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Subject: [HANASHIR:16515] Keyboard advice


Shalom!  I've decided to go ahead and purchase a portable keyboard to use
for fun, but most of all for composing.  The Midi input feature is just too
tempting!
 
I'm thinking about a Yamaha PSR 172, because it's not too hard on the
pocketbook.  Can anyone give me some input?  I'd like to spend as little as
possible, while not totally sacrificing quality.
 
Todah Rabah!
Donna
TheBeachBubbe