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[highlandstudio91]

Since these various issues with Korg have been ongoing for 5 years now,I think it's about time we all ban together and take legal action against Korg,to force them to either address these issues and do a massive recall on the Krome,or at the very least,fight Korg to compensate every Korg user who has had to pay out of pocket to fix the Krome(even outside the warranty.)

Personally,at this point in time,I am willing to return my Krome for another one...but I suspect that these problems will continue,for as long as Krome is on the market and honestly,I don't know how this particular model has survived this long,as theses problems are very widespread,it seems.

I really cannot stand the thought of one day...having to get my Krome repaired outside of the warranty and thereby shelling out possibly hundreds of dollars for the fix,on an instrument that only costs just over $1,200.

[MrRobertKrimson]

[quote="highlandstudio91"]Since these various issues with Korg have been ongoing for 5 years now,I think it's about time we all ban together and take legal action against Korg,to force them to either address these issues and do a massive recall on the Krome,or at the very least,fight Korg to compensate every Korg user who has had to pay out of pocket to fix the Krome(even outside the warranty.)

Personally,at this point in time,I am willing to return my Krome for another one...but I suspect that these problems will continue,for as long as Krome is on the market and honestly,I don't know how this particular model has survived this long,as theses problems are very widespread,it seems.

I really cannot stand the thought of one day...having to get my Krome repaired outside of the warranty and thereby shelling out possibly hundreds of dollars for the fix,on an instrument that only costs just over $1,200.[/quote]

Or you can do what I did: upgrade from a Krome 88 to a Kronos X 88. 😉

[Koekepan]

I don't really see the point.

Class action lawsuits sound all great and stuff, but they're the kind of thing where five years later you maybe get twenty bucks back, and the rest of the money disappeared into the lawyers' pockets.

If your individual claim is supportable, and under some cutoff (I forget the amount) then gather your evidence and take the company to small claims court. Otherwise, you'll not be making any difference to your personal situation.

[highlandstudio91]

[highlandstudio91]