Korg PA4x 🆚 Yamaha PSR SX900 comparison sound and styles

[MrIcelander]

Considering how the 4x is "supposed" to be vastly superior (and certainly priced as such!), this PSR holds up surprisingly well here.

[jehovahmusic]

Yamaha sound are very quality
And saxophone is amazing

[mr.zeitmaschine]

I have a PSR A3000 and had all the PA’s and not to brag but I have every synth you can imagine including the Jupiter X and Moog 1, MODX and the new fantom too and this may sound unbelievable but the PSR sounds so good and so natural and has such options that you don’t get enough of it. It’s guitars, saxophones and almost every very difficult instrument, sounds so good that it shocks me every time I play. I’ll go with a PSR for sure. In fact my PA’s went out on my twice and took me 3-4 months each time to get them fixed. PSR! Genos.

[MrHanssarmiento]

Both keyboards are very good according to the needs of each musician.

 I have the SX900, and for me it has been the best keyboard of arrangements that I have had so far, since its operating system is very intuitive, and its sound is of high quality.

On the other hand, 2 years ago I had the Korg PA600, and although it is a great keyboard, its operating system is complex and you have to do more laps to access some function.

 Personally I consider that Yamaha is more versatile when it comes to playing live. I may be mistaken, but this has been my experience with both boards

[hillebrandt]

I am a yamaha fan, but both sounds amazing..😊👍

[beloncfy]

PA4X sounds like original instruments.
SX900 sounds like the remastered version of HD quality audio, more modern.

[solosolomon]

Yamaha styles programming is very very good

[michaelalberson]

Awesome instruments both makes for a hard decision I am a Korg guy however I think the Yamaha might have it beat on sound quality.
And I think that the styles are a bit better than the Korg.
I really want to play them both my playing skills are similar to yours.
However you are a bit quicker than me.
Love your playing and these instruments 🎹!!!

[alfaomegamusical]

I'm YAMAHA Fan best style and tone in yamaha

[geojoseph]

Based on style composition, yamaha is superior and on technical side pa4x is better

[BillBraun-gf]

I just traded my Korg Nautilus in for an sx900 ... Wow...I love this keyboard

[DJIncendration]

For most styles, Yamaha wins by far, not only because of the quality of the style, but the sounds are so much better! However, for the third style, Korg almost won because of some sounds they used. For the 8th style, Korg won by far, mostly because the drum kit used for the Yamaha style is not that great. I was surprised when I heard the Room Kit used in a style. Yamaha's 9th style won by far over Korg. I really liked the solo they had at the beginning, it sounded so real!

[robsonreismusica]

I'm happy that the SX900 was better in most comparisons!

[petervlasaty]

Impressive comparsion, very meaningful. Great!

[БОРЗЫЙКОТ-уз]

Korg is certainly cool..., but for me, Yamaha is more fun. Korg is a bit dry. And on the Yamaha, you can immediately slap remixes with a bang.

[francocastiglione]

Dobbiamo considerare che la PA4X è l'ammiraglia della KORG, la PSR SX900 la medio level della Yamaha, e c'è una differenza di prezzo di quasi duemila Euro.Con tutto ciò, la PSR SX 900, in tanti style è superiore alla KORG.Se poi fanno un paragone con la Genos, la KORG sparisce.

[rapek]

Sounds ? Good pa4x and psrx900 ! sound’s compression : best pa4x
Styles ? PSR X900 much more modern and elaborate than pa 4x !

[tantalrembo]

People who underestimate Yamaha are not musicians. I have been a musician for 34 years. Yamaha and Roland are much better than Korg. Of course, they both have special abilities, but Korg did not have a sample.

[ThusithaThanthirige]

What do you think?
What is the best?
I think We cannot compare
We need Every company's Even single keyboard?

[alymak]

I think Korg is better onboard Sounds Sampler&Samples-recording
Styles KindOfKeys
NewFunctions StyleEdit Equalizing
But Everybody Just loves YAMAHA ®. I Stay Lost between two Giants Brands