Great video! Yes, PLEASE do make a video covering the other features! I've had this keyboard for about 20 years, and still haven't got the hang of some of its features!

Im really surprised how good this keyboard sounds. Looking forward to know more, especially the sequencer.

I've had this keyboard for many many years and have had a lot of fun with it. I'm trying now to set it up MIDI but I'm not well versed at all. It's really a great keyboard. Thanks for this video!

that floppy drive logo design is off the charts.

This is a cool keyboard. I have the 500 which is older and has slightly wobbly timing. I also fancy a 510 which is like a 500 with stable timing

Got this when it came out intending to learn music and playing it,never got round to it but still have it,look forward to hearing what i might of been able to get out of it in your next video 😊

My first keyboard in life.

These probably have (most of) the same sampled instruments with the "Pro" 740 model-which is exceptional too!

I had this model and even owned the upgraded PSR-550. Both were great budget arrangers and got the job done, even with their limitations. My issue with some of the older PSR’s was the floppy drive based sequencers. Even the PSR-740 had the old floppy drive sequencer.

Very nice and warm

Heck, I've got one of these. I'd love to see how to build a backing song from its array of track buttons then solo along with it.

as of writing this, anyone in the uk who wants this keyboard *right now* needs to look up cash converters in Hyde - they've got one for £149. (todays date being 19th Jan '24)

Pads are not only synced to tempo but also follow the chord progressions. I owned the PSR 640 which was more popular.

I was about to ask if anyone even still has a 3.5" floppy disk, but found out Amazon still sells them...for WAYYYY more than they used to cost!

I used this Keyboard in the Past... Pretty good sounds and features... I loved it back then, but I wouldn't buy it today... Thank You Bro for sharing!

On a whim, I decided to search for Yamaha PSR 540, and your video came up first. Wow! Yep, I’m hearing the sound of my friend. I still have the keyboard, though I don’t play it much anymore. I have to confess, I rely on the left-hand cords and rhythms. One wolf rhythm in particular is absolutely beautiful! Does Yamaha make an equivalent to this keyboard nowadays? I’ve been thinking that it is probably time I get a new keyboard, and I don’t want anything fancy, I want something as equivalent to the PSR 540 as I can get. And if it’s not Yamaha, I could handle that. Can’t wait to dive into your other videos!

Inhereted this keyboard from my great grandmother a long time ago and Ive been using it for over the last ten years (only one Ive owned actually lmao). Ive never been sure how to transfer data though. I definitely dont have a computer that can read floppy disks lol, but I heard that a MIDI cable doesnt work either despite having a port (something about USB ports?). Any info on this? Id love to transfer recordings that she made on some of the disks, but I have no idea where to start 😅

is the this one need something download from online to put work or must be connected with pc ? like hammer 88 pro ?

I went from a PSR 320 to PSR 640 and missed this one. This sounds similar to the 640, probably the same chip.

What is the different between psr540 and psr550..

Isn't there a cruise ship somewhere missing it's keyboard? I bought a Technics SK2000 repairs job recently - definitely cruise ship worthy until you dig under the hood and playwith it's settings, looking forward to the next episode on this one!

Sorry should say great video thanks :-)