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I paid nearly £2000 from my roland XP80 & it's expansion boards & it's worth about £400 now. Same losses in value can be attributed to my past gear like my Akai S5000, my Fostem DMT8 etc etc. By those standards your korg KLC has retained it's value quite well. c'moooon.... these units are almost 10 ...

Strangely, though, the major DAW apps were updated AGES AGO. all of them. I disagree with your statement. These are what I consider to be the "major DAW apps": -- Sonar: WinXP only, so they lucked out -- Logic: is an Apple product, so that doesn't count -- Digital Performer: shipped UB (version 5.1 ...

from the start, I'm making a point that is purely a discussion on business model and manufacturing responsibility. the guys who built your XP80 commited spare parts to a storage place, to make sure your machine could be fixed for approx. 10 years (this is the industrial average for a lot of branches ...

as the VP said in season two of the west wing "Josh, the total tonnage of things that I know and you don't could stun a team of oxen in its tracks".

my main music production machine, a dual 2.5 GHz G5 is very well, thanks for asking.

The fact is your dongleless KLC works just fine on your PPC Mac & would continue to do so if you still had it. YOU decided to purchase an Intel Mac, Korg didn't tell you to do so, so any problems you are having are YOUR fault. You've moved the goal posts - NOT Korg & now you are whinging about it ...

Hello all, I've been reading promises about the porting of KLC to the Intel Mac platform. I've had the KLC for quite a bit and despite happy about it, I could complain about the CPU ressources it needs. on the mac platform, the arrival of Intel CPUs has helped quite a bit accomodating CPU hogs ...