Hey guys, I was hoping you all might have some insight on this problem - so I got my Pc3le6 about nine months ago, and so far, it's spent over a month total of that time in the shop for one problem - 'the blinking problem.' Now, I don't want to condemn the whole LE series (or perhaps specifically the 6s), but despite everyone always saying that Kurzweils are built like tanks, I keep encountering this issue - i'll be playing along, and suddenly, the PC3le will freeze, blank screen, with all the button lights blinking randomly. Then, every time you turn on the machine after that, it simply freezes on the blank screen and blinking lights. This has been happening to other owners as well, see video: I've been doing some research, and though there's very little info on it, it seems like MANY pc3le6 players have encountered this exact problem, and, no matter how many times they take it to the shop, the problem reoccurs. I've already had mine in the shop twice, and now the problem has begun again, for a third time, and I'M STILL UNDER MY ONE YEAR WARRANTY! At this point, I'm looking to probably get a refund from the factory, b/c three strikes in 9 months is just absolutely ridiculous.

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I was hoping some of you might have similar stories to help me understand what the hell is going on, and what other board I should invest in instead. This really stinks. I'm really stuck between the MOXF6: 999 Euros, PC3LE6: 688 Euros. Is there a huge difference between the two? I read all the specs, it's down to a personal preference I guess. Yamaha has the edge, but LE6 has the Fatar keybed and drum pads. Anyone here have experience with both units?

LE6 is five years old technology but still sounds great, despite its 64 note polyphany. Can you imagine complaining about that ten years ago? Fly in the ointment now.

I hear a lot of PC3LE series units have a serious power supply problem, some design flaw, the 'blinking lights of death' freeze up, documented now. Last thing I want is to send a PCLE back for repair just after the warranty expires, and wake up to a 300 Euro shipping/repair bill, multiplied by two by the leaden weight of the things. This is a serious PR/Sales issue for Kurzweil, who usually produce rock solid keyboards (Rick Wright, Pink Floyd, swore by them, to name one). Someone said all their keyboards are manufactured in China now, where there are probably quality control issues. In this case it's the power supply. Seems there is never a workstation that satisfies everyone's needs. The other main thing for me is, how does the MOXF6 keybed feel?

I don't live near a big town to try one. I don't want some cheesy keybed that feels like my son's 100 dollar Casio. That said, I see the Casio Privia PX-5S at 899 Euros, which could be a real heavyweight contender and has the hex layers and bouncy piano keys (they really bounce in the videos! Blue Break Beats Vol 2 Rar there. ). Another complication in the synth choice algorithm! Casio are trying to blur the distinction between workstation/synths/stage pianos.

Great keybed though, from the reviews I read. Expect some earth tremors from Casio keyboards in the next few years.The old dinosaurs (Yamaha, Roland, Korg) just keep recycling worn out, but proven, technology. They are just counting on the next generation of keyboard players to discover their old technologies as something completely new. A lot of detractors here own the top of the range keyboards, but why belittle all the newcomers who find these entry level keyboards their springboard to maybe a new career? Still, these are just market forces at work, but I expected better from Yamaha, who produced the CS-80 and DX-7.

Let's face it though, is there really any new threshold to cross? What possible new sounds and approaches are possible? El Diablo Suelto Partitura Guitarra Pdf Download more. Even so, Casio is in a position to really rock the boat. Thanks for any advice you can give in helping me decide.

Hey guys, I was hoping you all might have some insight on this problem - so I got my Pc3le6 about nine months ago, and so far, it's spent over a month total of that time in the shop for one problem - 'the blinking problem.' Now, I don't want to condemn the whole LE series (or perhaps specifically the 6s), but despite everyone always saying that Kurzweils are built like tanks, I keep encountering this issue - i'll be playing along, and suddenly, the PC3le will freeze, blank screen, with all the button lights blinking randomly. Then, every time you turn on the machine after that, it simply freezes on the blank screen and blinking lights. This has been happening to other owners as well, see video: I've been doing some research, and though there's very little info on it, it seems like MANY pc3le6 players have encountered this exact problem, and, no matter how many times they take it to the shop, the problem reoccurs. I've already had mine in the shop twice, and now the problem has begun again, for a third time, and I'M STILL UNDER MY ONE YEAR WARRANTY! At this point, I'm looking to probably get a refund from the factory, b/c three strikes in 9 months is just absolutely ridiculous.