Nothing out there, new or old, 'pro' or 'consumer', comes close to the Yamaha PSR-510's straightforward and intuitive ease of use in a feature-rich keyboard. However, another question is how technically savvy is your keyboardist? Most keyboards have you pouring through the manual and drilling through menus when it comes to loading MIDI files. If you have a little more to spend, something more modern would provide a lot more sounds, and probably better quality sounds. If your church (or anyone) has a rock-bottom budget, the Yamaha PSR-510 is always a great choice, if you can find one for around $100 or less. I guess the bottom line question is this, given our specific situation, can we get by with the 510, or would I, at some future point in time, wish I had ponied up the money for the 710 or the 910?Ĭomments for Yamaha PSR Styles for worship band? So I'm wondering if the worship styles that used to be on the PSR 900 can be downloaded off the internet and used on the 510, 710 and 910's, or are they unavailable due to copyright issues? But does the sound engine much affect the sound quality of the styles section of the keyboard, or does it primarily enhance the single instrument voices/sounds (which we don't use).Ī while back I went to our local Guitar Center and checked out an older PSR 900, and observed that it had a lot of worship styles on board but I see that the newer 910 seems to lack these. Also, from what I've read, it appears that that the sound engines in the 710 and 910 might be better than the one used in the 510. Obviously the 510 would be a big step up from our current keyboard, but I'm wondering if the added styles on the 710 or the 910 would make it worth the difference in price to purchase one of these.

Style sragenan psr yamaha