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[duby2]

attorney file a Class Action Lawsuit against Korg for breach of contract ..

Sound great .. but

just because they call it a professional arranger does not mean they have to have all the functions in it.

( I for one think they should have even more functions in it but)

the update page says..

We are targeting this to be available in the next OS update, date TBA.
This does not mean that it will be in the next update in the next update could be in five years.

Some people here are totally happy with the keyboard.

The pa5x works just like korg said.
Korg did not say it would have all the functions of the pa4x.

And as far as bad press,how they are going to recover from the bad press ,
korg they do not need to, people are buying the PA 5X and they don't know about all the functions that are missing.

I think korg has the right idea call it a professional keyboard, and if you say it enough times the people will believe it.



I think old intelligent people by this keyboard for this kind of money do the young people buy keyboard like this what age group.

This will probably be the last PA 5 professional Ranger
Too much money ,and the korg PA 700 does more..

So korg will be moving on to the
new and better and bigger and faster arrangers..


The EK-50
Ek-50U
Ek-50l
EK-50-a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h, and so on ..

The Professional Arranger from korg is on its way out. They were just relabel the EK-50, New Professional Arranger EK-50 .. We will step over each other to get the new improved keyboard.

If korg cannot put the PA 4 inside of the PA 5 and more


It's time to start looking for a new arranger keyboard..

Korg let us all down ,how sad
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[Asena]

[Xx_Joey_xX]

After annoying korg for a while they answered a couple of questions for me.

however I can't believe a company like KORG does not address the frustrated owners of the PA5X with a public letter or announcement this is just plain stupid on KORG's part
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[JagiChan]

[DaPale]

I wanted to exchange my Yamaha Genos2 for a Korg Pa5X, but it sounds like I better not do that. What annoying messages I read here about Korg, there are a lot of disappointed Korg fans. That's not nice to read.

[Xx_Joey_xX]

[Bescki]

[DaPale]

Reading this thread, Korg is not the only brand. Yamaha Genos has still bugs and won’t be fixed. Genos2 is missing a lot of features and many users have complaints about it.

[karmathanever]

[DaPale]

[Gunnar J]

[Yamko]

Hello Gunnar,
There isn't a lot of functionality missing in Pa5x.
Owners of Pa4x have simply been spoiled by the extra things, some of which are actually unnecessary in an arranger keyboard, and which are much better offered in a program for editing on PC, Tablet such as Windows, Mac, Android.
Yamaha is an example of this.
Let's be honest, many editing functions can be done better and easier on the PC on a large screen, which is much more comfortable!
And making adjustments on stage is just nonsense!
A stage is there to perform and not to make adjustments or anything else.
There are indeed things where a number of bugs occur and Korg will provide solutions for them in the short term.
Hopefully also the buttons that fade??
The Korg Pa5x is a very good keyboard, especially compared to Pa4x
where the operating system was a mess and luckily Korg looked at the Genos!!!
PS: look at what Qui Robinez does and can do with it!!!
@ Da Pale, Genos2 lacks no functionalities at all, and works as expected from a keyboard. Yamaha has the sense not to put too many extras in the keyboard so as not to cause additional problems. It is primarily a keyboard, and is used to make music. And what people call bugs are in most cases their own mistakes, and Yamaha will fix the real bugs!
Solution read user manual !!!

[JagiChan]

[karmathanever]

[D575]

When we consider all the different perspectives surrounding Korgs PA5X history so far, which has created some division within the community and further afield inside the Korg Umbrella, I do then at times feel that some of this division has been viewed as unnecessary and unwanted by those who may confuse constuctive criticism as negative feedback...

I believe this has happened because customers intentions to communicate constructive criticism as a process to provide feedback as a method that offers specific, actionable recommendations for change and improvement has been completely lost in an echo chamber which is of Korgs making, this I believe has happened because of the most unfortunate change in policy that Korg have recently adopted concerning two-way communication...

This has clearly damaged and hindered relationships between Korg and a large section of the arranger community, including division inside the community where genuine intentions by those who would like to provide good constructive feedback in the hope this should then facilitate some positive outcomes, this has now been left unattended (as far as we know) by Korg and has become the cause of much frustration...

I do sincerely hope this situation will be recognised by Korg and resoved in the not too distant future, but unfortunately in the mean time, I also understand the process that is being played on this forum and further afield in the hope Korg recognise the need for positive change in policy which would then be beneficial for all.... Korg and the Customer.
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