Thinking of buying a new keyboard, ideas?

[Foranamo]

So, I've been thinking of getting myself a new keyboard. Atm I'm using a Kurzweil PC2 and a Access Virus TI. I mainly use them live, I have quite a few bands, all a bit different in genre. The Kurzweil is great, I love it, but it's starting to show it's weaknesses: Only 16 user programmable midi-presets, and only 4 sounds (layers/splits) in each. It just lacks sounds, I can't get all the sounds out of it that I want. Of course the Virus has presets with 16 parts, but that doesn't quite suffice. Also I hate always setting up loads of wires every time I rehearse with a band. So, I've been looking for what to buy. It should have everything I need :) Price isn't necessarily a problem as I'll be selling my old gear if I get a synth good enough. The keyboard should have 88 keys (I hate synth/semi-weighted action being a pianist myself, I've already broken half of the keys of the kurz because they're too light :S). There is of course the problem that I can't fit a 88-key synth in my good ole' BMW properly, but that doesn't really matter.

So, what it must have:
-88-keys (76 will suffice but I'd more rather get a proper hammer-action keyboard)
-Sufficient polyphony (doesn't have to be over 50-60, I guess)
-a GOOD piano sound
-good leads and pads and all kinds of sounds :D can be programmable, I'll learn ;)
-maybe a sequencer for studio use, though I have managed without this far
-Many, I mean many presets to program
-atleast 8, preferrably 16 parts for each preset
-controllers for live use and enough pedal jacks
(-good looks ;))
-I would think every modern keyboard can do it, but if not: no 'gap' or muting sounds when switching presets

Ideas, suggestions, everything is welcome :)
(btw, any other gospel-musicians here? ;))

[-=AnatomiC=-]

Fantom x8
Great piano sounds, hammer action, probably the best workstation on the market

[Omega Monkey]

If you dont really need a sequencer (beyond just for playback purposes), you should go with a Yamaha S90. Musicians Friend has them new for about $1300 (basically until they run out). The S90 is basically a Motif without the sequencer and sampler, but with an upgraded piano sound. Also it can use the full range of PLG cards just like the Motif (which basically add a complete synth to the S90, like VA or FM, so you could more or less replace your Virus and also get an upgraded DX7 for about $300 extra, and still have one more PLG slot, for physical modeling or more keyboard sounds or drum sounds or whatever).

If you want a full workstation, if price isnt really an issue, go for a Motif ES8 or Fantom X8. If price is "kind of" an issue, get a lightly used one (you will probably save $500+ this way).

[Foranamo]

I guess I should go test out a Fantom X. I've never liked Yamaha (to be honest I hate their synths), none of their sounds nor any of their keyboards' actions. But that doesn't mean I couldn't test one out. I just have to hope a local music shop has some available so I could try them out.

[Grey Loki]

Perhaps the Alesis Fusion 8HD?

It has everything you asked for, except the patch hold feature, which i'm not too sure about.

[Asho]

Personally i think the S90 has a superior action to the X8, i too am a pianist by the way. But the synth sounds itself on the S90 without the expansion boards arent so crash hot. But every other sound is better on a S90, at least i think so!