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Ok, I take back some of what I said! I watched some videos and I like what it can actually do and I think the price is more than fair at $899. I'm actually surprised it's under $1k to be honest. It's already up for pre-order on Sweetwater for those interested (I'm not affiliated with them, just ...

Oh well, that's too bad. From your own words : They don't make products exclusively for you, the products they do make are enjoyed by millions around the world, that's why they keep making them. :lol: And that's totally okay, I am not mad at Korg, I just said that this is not for me. I loved the ...

On one hand it's exciting that Korg are releasing a new synth, on the other it looks like all the other mini synths they've been releasing over the past 10 years and the wood end caps are making my eyes bleed. to me it just looks uninspiring to the point that I don't even care it can do and how it ...

Thanks so much for your prompt reply My money is very tight but I have the opportunity to buy used Nautilus-1 73 in great condition. Not sure that I am overly bothered by AT but it's good to know that it will "receive" AT. Still weighing up whether to go for Kronos-1 also on offer (owned KK1 for ...

Folks, let's take a deep breath. KORG is a large company that can do multiple things at once. While I agree that they've been losing direction in their workstation category for a while, this accordion isn't a crazy idea. As I pointed out above, Roland has had electronic accordions for a while, and ...

It might come as a shock to you that you're not the only Korg customer in the world for which they design sounds or produce new products. I personally love the new unique sounds in the Nautilus and there's a multitude of areas that they could be used in, from scoring for film/video games to ...

The new direction of Korg is a totally confused one. A similar lack of true inspiration happened with the Nautilus "unique sounds". Simply watch again the videos of the Korg R&D engineers explaining with great pride what they did. After being told to do so by the management, one decided to bang on ...

Congrats on getting back the instrument you love! I know the feeling well!

I have a Nautilus 6, but I've always liked the original red karma. Would it add anything to my Nautilus besides the Karma feature?

Hey guys, I was wondering does the N364 shared the same soundset with any other keyboard such as the N5EX or X3?

I just don't see the point of keys like grandstage. You could just get a Nautilus 88, and have pretty much the same thing but with more features.

I have to say tho, that it's overpriced at $999.99. No actual new tech inside it, no tube like the original...just repacked in a new case. It's true the original I think was $1699.99 but u also got 61 keys with that and some other stuff. It's already up at Guitar Center, and Sweetwater: https://www ...

I absolutely love the sound & look of the new KingKorg Neo

https://www.korg.com/us/products/synthe ... gkorg_neo/

Here's the link to the new MicroKorg

https://www.korg.com/us/products/synthe ... org2_bkwh/

Chiming in to agree with Scott. Kurzweil is not low end in anything but company size. The K2x00 line is legendary for excellent reasons, and the quality of the V.A.S.T. engine doesn't have to take a back seat to anyone. If I were in the market for a flagship workstation, I'd be shooting for the ...

Have a look at eBay listings for the Yamaha EX5, and go to Advanced search, and check the completed listings box. Looking at the price of some of the EX5s that have recently sold, $500 might be a bit on the low side, though there's no harm in asking the seller. . Oh that's a brilliant idea, thank ...

Yeah, $800 for mint vanilla is too much. You are correct with the EPs. If you listen to an EX5 AWM only EP compared to the same Waves (collection of keymapped samples) ran through the FDSP engine, the difference is astounding. The FDSP EP model is processing the basic Rhodes or Wurlie Waves (or any ...