1991 Yamaha PSR-6700 Test

Today I got this 1991 PSR-6700 the first 76 note Yamaha's home workstation. Here a quick test after first power up and at the end the particular "IA" Interactive Accompaniment feature.

[@qrdnk]

Fantastic sound test ...upcoming vintage feelings here.

[@user-om4fw7nh5g]

Nice Old keaboard

[@dannyrusso8279]

I did quite a few gigs (like hundreds) with the PSR-6300 from back then. Great keyboard. From what I remember the percussion sounds were very realistic. Switched to the Technics KN2000, that I still gig with to this day. Ancient keyboards.

[@musk771]

For the time drum percussion sounds great, with that classic Yamaha's gated snares. The peculiarity of this model is the Interactive Accompaniment, a feature allowing accompaniments to change according to how fast-hard you strike the keys. I have all the collection from PS-6100, PSR-6300/90/4500/4600/90/5700/6700/7000 plus the DSR-2000 Loved and love all of them. The 6300 is my absolute favourite keyboard of all time.