But the PSR-500 will have something else at #55, meaning that when you should be hearing flute you'll be hearing koto or some other whack sound and the music will be garbled. The reason for this is that most MIDI Files you find are "general MIDI compatible" and expect voices to be at a specific patch number on the synth, like flute is patch #55, e.g. The biggest is that its MIDI is not "General MIDI (GM)." That means that when you download MIDI files from anywhere on the internet they won't play properly. It does have several unfortunate weaknesses. The sounds are great, the rhythms are phenomenol, the control panel is the best on the entire PSR-5xx line, etc. When they introduced the PSR-510, rather than retire the excellent PSR-500 they demoted it in the PSR lineup and rechristened it the PSR-85. This is confirmed by Yamaha since they did not want to retire it. I just want to notify you that the PSR-500 you picked up is a great keyboard.
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