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michelkeijzers wrote: Probably a joke.

No, its not a joke. Tomorrow you can download the 1.5

robkeith wrote:hope that it's out by 1 december???

I thnk 1.5 OS we will see today or tomorrow

Maybe you haven't experienced the issue because you play hard. In order for this problem to be presented, you need to play softly and sometimes with certain weakness... I only play hard with the band. When I play at home, I play a lot of classical piano and jazz - normally through good headphones ...

Given the Kronos is not the first keyboard to have the RH3 keybed, Korg may be having trouble understanding why that keybed is causing a Kronos specific problem that never happened in other RH3 products. Unfortunately this is not so. Problems with cutoff notes and clicking notes happens not only in ...

My hunch and hope is software :? That's what all of us are hoping for 8) Yes, we are all hoping. But i am sure that Korg would already talked everybody about this issue, if it was a problem in software. But they are silently accept defective keyboard for replacement. It is not reasonable to do if ...

However, if they want to keep the display, it will be quite a big device. Probably they will reduce the number of controllers and decrease the display (no edit screens?) Yes, may be. But we have simply example with roland v-synth xt. Its have big display with touchscreen but unit not quite a big ...

PinkFloydDudi wrote:Kronos Rack!
(they'd make a killing IMO)

+1
Its first time i agree with you, Dudi.
Kronos rack will be GREAT decision for all of us.
But this Kronos rack will be a problem for Korg profit, i shure.
They cant earn much money on rack units by some reason.

Korg has received a very painful lesson. This is payback for carelessness. I hope this lesson will be useful. Although these lessons are very dangerous for business. Whether they will be able to find the right solution? Time will tell. The right solution is not as obvious as it seems at first glance ...

SeedyLee, i shure you should sell your Triton LE. Kronos is absolutely different level than Triton LE in all aspects. Sell your LE and buy a good monitors. Right monitors is very important part in the end of sound chain. Kronos need a good amp and good monitors. Roland JV its just another taste of ...

Today, I feel that the problem of defects in the Kronos did not bother me as much as before. A week ago I canceled my order for Kronos from German dealer. I do not want to be a beta tester paid my 3699 Euro for it. When Korg will do a quality instrument, which I'll be 100% sure, then maybe I'll ...

GregC wrote: Conspiracy theory #374

Its just bla-bla from you. Again and again.

But the FACTS are:Kronos with problems still pops up at this forum. Again and again.

PS.
Thanks again for your care about Korg and about all of us.
And please dont drink so much wine!

Today I called my shop for to change my K88 with cutoff notes for a K61, :oops: K61 dont have any problems with a keybed? I have one key that goes up slowly and when that key is played fast the maximum velocity is not reached. Can be a problem while gigging but I noticed it only after 2 hours of ...

davesman wrote:Today I called my shop for to change my K88 with cutoff notes for a K61,

K61 dont have any problems with a keybed?

After all these problems with the Kronos quality and because Korg does not comment on these issues, today I decided to cancel my reservation at Kronos 88 and return the money. It's sad, because some sounds of Kronos I really like. Will wait some months and maybe go back to buying after the New Year ...

Davidb wrote: What I do not understand is: there are two different labels for the same keybed , or am I missing something?

Both labeled keyboards are having issues, so I don not see why a different label is needed.

I understand that there are different keybeds with different label.