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Daggy but robust!
After my retro mini-keytar failed on stage in front of 50,000 people the AX09 was one of the few available to which I can hook on a strap & strut around the stage.
I love that the AX09:
1. Is sturdy, including coping with being put with cargo in a soft case (1 more lost plea to have my instrument as carry-on).
2. Doesn't have a 'neck' like the 80's keytars.
3. USB port for play-along tracks (ie. personal practice on the road).
4. That buttons are back-lit so I can see what's happening on a dark stage.
I use basic sounds - plenty of options & I believe modify-able.
What I wish was better:
1. That batteries could re-charge whilst in the keyboard (vs carrying around chargers & converter plugs on international tour).
2. That there were more colour options than heavy-metal-black & teeny-pop-girl white.
3. That the keys were 3/4 size (refer old Yamaha DX100) so the entire keyboard was smaller.
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