Yamaha PSR SX900 Keyboard Arranger

Yamaha’s PSR range of keyboards have been popular around the world for decades. And for many keyboard players a PSR will have been the first step on their musical journey. Indeed my own first real interest in keyboards started with a PSR 70 way back in 1985. Basic by today’s standards it was quite impressive for the time.

Of course we have come a long way since then and the PSR range has grown and developed year by year. Today’s PSR is a sophisticated arranger keyboard lineup right from the entry level through to the new top end PSR-SX.

So, what is the PSR-SX? Some are calling it a “mini Genos” but for me Genos is a separate product line that, yes certainly sits at the top of the arranger keyboard tree but is in a class of its own. There are of course influences from Genos in the new PSR-SX as tech tends to filter down over time but but these keyboards are very firmly in the PSR family.

The Spec:

• 7-inch colour touch screen.
• Revo Drums technology.
• Over 500 styles
• Two USB ports (one on the front and the back).
• Joystick in place of mod and pitch bend wheels.
• 6 assignable buttons under the display.
• Playlist feature.
• Two continuous controllers working in Live control mode.
• Chord Looper function.
• Samples memory 1 GB.
• 4GB Internal memory.
• Ability to register in mp3 and wav format.
• Sound system 10 W + 2 x 15 AMP.
• SUB Output.
• Weight: approx 12 kg.