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Based on the PSR-S series, the SX series models have been completely redesigned and come with a wide array of exciting new features for even more playing, composition and songwriting possibilities.
Please, my church in Nigeria is considering buying a yamaha PSR SX 920 but we got to know it is the latest 2024 series. kindly give me strong points to lead the church to buy psr sx920 instead of psr sx900 which we got to know in Nigerian market that it is already discontinued. Thanks
Yes, Yamaha introduced PSR-SX920 (together with PSR-SX720) a couple of months ago and so it's the latest midrange arranger keyboard.
If you visually compare SX900 and SX920, you can notice that there's practically no difference between these two. The same is true for technical specifications.
The main difference is in number of built-in voices and styles. Some of the new voices in SX920 are from Genos1 and are considered as better sounding (which is also the main selling point).
SX920 or SX900? It all depends on price difference: if price difference is relative small, then SX920 is obviously a better choice. But keep in mind, that overall experience will be practically the same for both keyboards -that is, SX900 shouldn't be seen as "old".
Then for church music, you can control the dynamics with Dynamic Control. You can make it seem like the band is playing with a light touch while a preacher is speaking. This is different from turning down the volume.
