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I ended up getting a Yamaha YPC62, which I'm very very happy with.

Hi out there,
Thanks so much for everyone's opinions and input. Just thought I would let you know that I am now the proud owner of a nearly new YPC 62. I am very happy with it and glad I didn't spend my money on a brand that I couldn't trust.
Thanks again
macadamia

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