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I own (2) juno 60's which are in great cosmetic shape and played great a few years ago. Just pulled them out and now cannot get any consistent patches to come up. I always loved these boards and have a project they would be great on. Any ideas on how to fix or even better who might work on them here...

Thanks for the reply.....what is your assessment of the piano sound....is it comparable to the Rd700? We own 3 rd500's and are happy with the live sound and feel so am not interested in making a change to a lighter board if the piano sound at least isn't going to be great. Thanks again.

I've always been intrigued by the nord. What I am starting to suspect is that any light weight board is going to have a standard dampened synth action. Was hoping to hear different. My wife is strictly into piano but i enjoy organ and the other sounds so I may be a candidate for the nord but I think...

We have been lugging around our Rd500's for 15 years for that very reason....was hoping mabe things had changed! Any suggestions with in the lighter boards as to whether any feel or sound better then another? Thanks for any help!

Asked a question on the Rd300 last nite because the Roland tech guy I talked to recommended it as we look to get the best piano sound and action in a board my wife can carry. Not sure I want to limit it to price at this point. Just looking for as many suggestions as the helpful members here care to ...

I was afraid of that! The weight of the Rd's is something I have to reduce as my wife frequently has to carry the board herself to a gig. So am open to suggestions to the best board to get as we look at the weight/action/ piano sound equation--realizing that my $$ limit may have to go up. Thanks for...

Newbie here! My wife and I are huge fans of the live sound and feel of the old rd500's--I know that dates us but we love them and own 3!-- but we are gigging more so the weight and key breakage are forcing us to a new board. I see the rd300sx are affordable but have never played or heard one and so ...