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jazzman1
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| wuss88 wrote: | Which one is better? Well the M3 of course. Sold my Extreme61 right after I heard the two things side by side. The M3 has a much bigger and thicker sound, it actually sounds more alive compared to the Extreme, even with the tube on. OK The Extreme has got a zillion presets but honestly, they all sound thin and plastic. Id have 3 really good sounding EP patches over 33 crap ones any day of the week.  |
 was your Extreme crap to you before or after you heard the M3 |
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wuss88
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| jazzman1 wrote: |
was your Extreme crap to you before or after you heard the M3 |
Yes... had it for a year and a half and throughout that period I have always felt that something was missing. Couldnt quite put my finger on what. I mean it sounded OK by itself but got lost in a mix soon as I took it to rehearsal. It just wasnt inspiring after a few months, didnt turn it on much.
I also own a T3 (DEEEP and THICK sounds, but unreliable microswithces to be gigged), had lotsa synths ever since Ive first started gigging in '92.
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jazzman1
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| wuss88 wrote: | | jazzman1 wrote: |
was your Extreme crap to you before or after you heard the M3 |
Yes... had it for a year and a half and throughout that period I have always felt that something was missing. Couldnt quite put my finger on what. I mean it sounded OK by itself but got lost in a mix soon as I took it to rehearsal. It just wasnt inspiring after a few months, didnt turn it on much.
I also own a T3 (DEEEP and THICK sounds, but unreliable microswithces to be gigged), had lotsa synths ever since Ive first started gigging in '92. |
Thats your mistake right there, the T3. You should have never touched it  . I still have a couple of old Korgs and it is hard to let them go because of the warm sounds. The Tac switches are, as you say. They are a pain thats for sure. |
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Satish Rahi
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| What does one do with the Work done on Extreme or Studio if considering moving to M3. Wish Korg allowed for backward compatbility. |
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