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sexykorgpa800
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 Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 5:40 am Post subject: KORG PA3X SPECIFICATIONS VS. KORG PA2X |
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Hey everyone!
What is the difference between the Korg Pa2x Pro, Korg Pa3x (61 key) and the Korg Pa3x (76 key)? Besides the weight difference  |
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sexykorgpa800
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ANYONE HAVE AN ANSWER?  |
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I think even nonmusicians know that already, its on every corner on the net.
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sexykorgpa800
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No, I'm trying to figure out the difference between the KorgPa2x, Pa3x(61) and Pa3x(76) posted by KORG's Official website.
Like, i'm looking for a CHART that displays the differences, the way Korg has layed out for the Pa800 VS. the Pa2x etc.
You know?  |
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No charts out yet ... you will have to do your own homework by comparing these two pages ...
http://www.korgpa.com/pa_root/en/products/pa2x_spec.html?en
http://korg.com/Product.aspx?pd=592
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sexykorgpa800
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Alwyn Alex
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| Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2011 2:16 pm Post subject: |
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can any one please tell me the differnce between korg pa3x n korg pa2x pro???
Which do you think is beter?
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dimitris
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Pa1X Pro...!!
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karmathanever
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| Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2011 3:43 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | can any one please tell me the differnce between korg pa3x n korg pa2x pro???
Which do you think is beter?
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i30's not too bad either - fabulous backing sequencer!!!
Seriously - it is all in the ears, eyes and hands of the beholder. Some will swear by the PA1XPro, some will drool over the PA2Xpro others will rejoice with the PA3X - we all have different requirements so all you will read here is personal opinions.
You must be your own judge....
Cheers
Pete
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Giner
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Wise words as ever, Pete. I'm thinking of going back to gigging with my trusty ol' i30. Much as I love my Pa1XPro, lugging it about this coming winter isn't looking too appealing. Trouble is, I can't give up the harmoniser and songbook, so I'm between a rock and a hard place on this. Advice to self: Oh well, grit the teeth and get on with it, lad.
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karmathanever
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Hi Giner
| Quote: | | Trouble is, I can't give up the harmoniser and songbook, |
yep - I can relate to that one although I produced some really nice results with the "ih" but of course old technology now - TC Helicon is absolutely the best!!!
Take care
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| Giner wrote: | Wise words as ever, Pete. I'm thinking of going back to gigging with my trusty ol' i30. Much as I love my Pa1XPro, lugging it about this coming winter isn't looking too appealing. Trouble is, I can't give up the harmoniser and songbook, so I'm between a rock and a hard place on this. Advice to self: Oh well, grit the teeth and get on with it, lad.
Best, Giner |
I used to gig an i30 and a Digitech vocalist 2 harmoniser - killer combo! |
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dimitris
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| dimitris wrote: | | Pa1X Pro...!! |
Just kidding of course...!!!
Pa3X is far better from the previous ones!!
Regards,
Dimitris
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